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Definition of bulb
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Bulb (n.) A name given to some parts that
resemble
in shape
certain
bulbous
roots;
as, the bulb of the
aorta..
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Bulbaceous
::
Bulbaceous
(n.)
Bulbous.
Bulb
::
Bulb (n.) A name given to some parts that
resemble
in shape
certain
bulbous
roots;
as, the bulb of the
aorta..
Bulbous
::
Bulbous
(n.)
Having
or
containing
bulbs,
or a bulb;
growing
from
bulbs;
bulblike
in shape or
structure..
Hyacinth
::
Hyacinth
(n.) A
bulbous
plant of the genus
Hyacinthus,
bearing
beautiful
spikes
of
fragrant
flowers.
H.
orientalis
is a
common
variety..
Gladiolus
::
Gladiolus
(n.) A genus of
plants
having
bulbous
roots and
gladiate
leaves,
and
including
many
species,
some of which are
cultivated
and
valued
for the
beauty
of their
flowers;
the corn flag; the sword
lily..
Hermodactyl
::
Hermodactyl
(n.) A
heart-shaped
bulbous
root, about the size of a
finger,
brought
from
Turkey,
formerly
used as a
cathartic..
Bulb
::
Bulb (n.) A
spheroidal
body
growing
from a plant
either
above or below the
ground
(usually
below),
which is
strictly
a bud,
consisting
of a
cluster
of
partially
developed
leaves,
and
producing,
as it
grows,
a stem
above,
and roots
below,
as in the
onion,
tulip,
etc. It
differs
from a corm in not being
solid..
Mariposa Lily
::
Mariposa
lily () One of a genus
(Calochortus)
of
tuliplike
bulbous
herbs with
large,
and often
gaycolored,
blossoms.
Called
also
butterfly
lily. Most of them are
natives
of
California..
Bulbar
::
Bulbar
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to bulb;
especially,
in
medicine,
pertaining
to the bulb of the
spinal
cord, or
medulla
oblongata;
as,
bulbar
paralysis..
Bulblet
::
Bulblet
(n.) A small bulb,
either
produced
on a
larger
bulb, or on some
aerial
part of a
plant,
as in the axils of
leaves
in the tiger lily, or
replacing
the
flowers
in some kinds of
onion..
Scaly
::
Scaly (a.)
Composed
of
scales
lying over each
other;
as, a scaly bulb;
covered
with
scales;
as, a scaly
stem..
Oxbane
::
Oxbane
(n.) A
poisonous
bulbous
plant
(Buphane
toxicaria)
of the Cape of Good Hope.
Psychrometer
::
Psychrometer
(n.) An
instrument
for
measuring
the
tension
of the
aqueous
vapor in the
atmosphere,
being
essentially
a wet and dry bulb
hygrometer..
Bulbose
::
Bulbose
(a.)
Bulbous.
Bulbiferous
::
Bulbiferous
(n.)
Producing
bulbs.
Buhlbuhl
::
Buhlbuhl
(n.) See
Bulbul.
Earthnut
::
Earthnut
(n.) The
esculent
tubers
of the
umbelliferous
plants
Bunium
flexuosum
and Carum
Bulbocastanum.
Lily
::
Lily (n.) A plant and
flower
of the genus
Lilium,
endogenous
bulbous
plants,
having
a
regular
perianth
of six
colored
pieces,
six
stamens,
and a
superior
three-celled
ovary..
Snowflake
::
Snowflake
(n.) A name given to
several
bulbous
plants
of the genus
Leucoium
(L.
vernum,
aestivum,
etc.)
resembling
the
snowdrop,
but
having
all the
perianth
leaves
of equal
size..
Garlic
::
Garlic
(n.) A plant of the genus
Allium
(A.
sativum
is the
cultivated
variety),
having
a
bulbous
root, a very
strong
smell,
and an
acrid,
pungent
taste.
Each root is
composed
of
several
lesser
bulbs,
called
cloves
of
garlic,
inclosed
in a
common
membranous
coat, and
easily
separable..
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