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Definition of blossom
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of blossom is as below...
Blossom
(n.) The color of a horse that has white hairs
intermixed
with
sorrel
and bay
hairs;
--
otherwise
called
peach
color.
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Develop
::
Develop
(v. i.) To go
through
a
process
of
natural
evolution
or
growth,
by
successive
changes
from a less
perfect
to a more
perfect
or more
highly
organized
state;
to
advance
from a
simpler
form of
existence
to one more
complex
either
in
structure
or
function;
as, a
blossom
develops
from a bud; the seed
develops
into a
plant;
the
embryo
develops
into a
well-formed
animal;
the mind
develops
year by
year..
Blown
::
Blown (p. p. & a.)
Opened;
in
blossom
or
having
blossomed,
as a
flower..
Bloom
::
Bloom (v. t.) To cause to
blossom;
to make
flourish.
Blossom
::
Blossom
(n.) The
flower
of a
plant,
or the
essential
organs
of
reproduction,
with their
appendages;
florescence;
bloom;
the
flowers
of a
plant,
collectively;
as, the
blossoms
and fruit of a tree; an apple tree in
blossom..
Reblossom
::
Reblossom
(v. i.) To
blossom
again.
Forsythia
::
Forsythia
(a.) A shrub of the Olive
family,
with
yellow
blossoms..
Epacris
::
Epacris
(n.) A genus of
shrubs,
natives
of
Australia,
New
Zealand,
etc.,
having
pretty
white,
red, or
purple
blossoms,
and much
resembling
heaths..
Yulan
::
Yulan (n.) A
species
of
Magnolia
(M.
conspicua)
with large white
blossoms
that open
before
the
leaves.
See the Note under
Magnolia.
Florescence
::
Florescence
(n.) A
bursting
into
flower;
a
blossoming.
Autogamy
::
Autogamy
(n.)
Self-fertilization,
the
fertilizing
pollen
being
derived
from the same
blossom
as the
pistil
acted
upon..
Double
::
Double
(a.)
Having
the
petals
in a
flower
considerably
increased
beyond
the
natural
number,
usually
as the
result
of
cultivation
and the
expense
of the
stamens,
or
stamens
and
pistils.
The white water lily and some other
plants
have their
blossoms
naturally
double..
Gloxinia
::
Gloxinia
(n.)
American
genus of
herbaceous
plants
with very
handsome
bell-shaped
blossoms;
-- named after B. P.
Gloxin,
a
German
botanist..
Cowslip
::
Cowslip
(n.) A
common
flower
in
England
(Primula
veris)
having
yellow
blossoms
and
appearing
in early
spring.
It is often
cultivated
in the
United
States.
Bell
::
Bell (v. i.) To
develop
bells or
corollas;
to take the form of a bell; to
blossom;
as, hops
bell..
Rosedrop
::
Rosedrop
(n.) A ruddy
eruption
upon the nose
caused
by
drinking
ardent
spirits;
a grog
blossom.
Ailantus
::
Ailantus
(n.) A genus of
beautiful
trees,
natives
of the East
Indies.
The tree
imperfectly
di/cious,
and the
staminate
or male plant is very
offensive
when
blossom..
Flowering
::
Flowering
(n.) The act of
blossoming,
or the
season
when
plants
blossom;
florification..
Papilionaceous
::
Papilionaceous
(a.)
Having
a
winged
corolla
somewhat
resembling
a
butterfly,
as in the
blossoms
of the bean and pea..
May
::
May (n.) The
flowers
of the
hawthorn;
-- so
called
from their time of
blossoming;
also, the
hawthorn..
Laburnum
::
Laburnum
(n.) A small
leguminous
tree
(Cytisus
Laburnum),
native
of the Alps. The plant is
reputed
to be
poisonous,
esp. the bark and
seeds.
It has
handsome
racemes
of
yellow
blossoms..
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