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Definition of clover
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 clover is as below...
Clover
(n.) A plant of
different
species
of the genus
Trifolium;
as the
common
red
clover,
T.
pratense,
the
white,
T.
repens,
and the
hare's
foot, T.
arvense..
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Club
::
Club (n.) Any card of the suit of cards
having
a
figure
like the
trefoil
or
clover
leaf. (pl.) The suit of cards
having
such
figure.
Harts Clover
::
Harts
clover
()
Melilot
or sweet
clover.
See
Melilot.
Lotus
::
Lotus (n.) A genus
(Lotus)
of
leguminous
plants
much
resembling
clover.
Trefoil
::
Trefoil
(n.) A
charge
representing
the
clover
leaf.
Trifolium
::
Trifolium
(n.) A genus of
leguminous
herbs with
densely
spiked
flowers
and
usually
trifoliate
leaves;
trefoil.
There are many
species,
all of which are
called
clover.
See
Clover..
Melilot
::
Melilot
(n.) Any
species
of
Melilotus,
a genus of
leguminous
herbs
having
a
vanillalike
odor; sweet
clover;
hart's
clover.
The blue
melilot
(Melilotus
caerulea)
is used in
Switzerland
to give color and
flavor
to
sapsago
cheese..
Vernine
::
Vernine
(n.) An
alkaloid
extracted
from the
shoots
of the
vetch,
red
clover,
etc., as a white
crystalline
substance..
Alsike
::
Alsike
(n.) A
species
of
clover
with
pinkish
or white
flowers;
Trifolium
hybridum.
Leaved
::
Leaved
(a.)
Bearing,
or
having,
a leaf or
leaves;
having
folds;
-- used in
combination;
as, a
four-leaved
clover;
a
two-leaved
gate;
long-leaved..
Claver
::
Claver
(n.) See
Clover.
Melilotic
::
Melilotic
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
obtained
from, sweet
clover
or
melilot;
specifically,
designating
an acid of the
aromatic
series,
obtained
from
melilot
as a white
crystalline
substance..
Capitulum
::
Capitulum
(n.) A thick head of
flowers
on a very short axis, as a
clover
top, or a
dandelion;
a
composite
flower.
A
capitulum
may be
either
globular
or
flat..
Sucrate
::
Suckling
(v. t.) A small kind of
yellow
clover
(Trifolium
filiforme)
common
in
Southern
Europe.
Snail
::
Snail (n.) The pod of the sanil
clover.
Broom Rape
::
Broom rape () A genus
(Orobanche)
of
parasitic
plants
of
Europe
and Asia. They are
destitute
of
chlorophyll,
have
scales
instead
of
leaves,
and
spiked
flowers,
and grow
attached
to the roots of other
plants,
as
furze,
clover,
flax, wild
carrot,
etc. The name is
sometimes
applied
to other
plants
related
to this
genus,
as
Aphyllon
uniflorumand
A.
Ludovicianum..
Clover
::
Clover
(n.) A plant of
different
species
of the genus
Trifolium;
as the
common
red
clover,
T.
pratense,
the
white,
T.
repens,
and the
hare's
foot, T.
arvense..
Clovered
::
Clovered
(a.)
Covered
with
growing
clover.
Leguminous
::
Leguminous
(a.)
Belonging
to, or
resembling,
a very large
natural
order of
plants
(Leguminosae),
which bear
legumes,
including
peas,
beans,
clover,
locust
trees,
acacias,
and
mimosas..
Trefoil
::
Trefoil
(n.) Any plant of the genus
Trifolium,
which
includes
the white
clover,
red
clover,
etc.; -- less
properly,
applied
also to the
nonesuch,
or black
medic.
See
Clover,
and
Medic..
Pyralid
::
Pyralid
(n.) Any moth of the
family
Pyralidae.
The
species
are
numerous
and
mostly
small,
but some of them are very
injurious,
as the bee moth, meal moth, hop moth, and
clover
moth..
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