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Definition of flow
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 flow is as below...
Flow (v. i.) To glide along
smoothly,
without
harshness
or
asperties;
as, a
flowing
period;
flowing
numbers;
to sound
smoothly
to the ear; to be
uttered
easily..
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Herb
::
Herb (n.) A plant whose stem does not
become
woody and
permanent,
but dies, at least down to the
ground,
after
flowering..
Ramsted
::
Ramsted
(n.) A
yellow-flowered
weed; -- so named from a Mr.
Ramsted
who
introduced
it into
Pennsylvania.
See Toad flax.
Called
also
Ramsted
weed.
Conglobate
::
Conglobate
(a.)
Collected
into, or
forming,
a
rounded
mass or ball; as, the
conglobate
[lymphatic]
glands;
conglobate
flowers..
Pepper
::
Pepper
(n.) The plant which
yields
pepper,
an East
Indian
woody
climber
(Piper
nigrum),
with ovate
leaves
and
apetalous
flowers
in
spikes
opposite
the
leaves.
The
berries
are red when ripe. Also, by
extension,
any one of the
several
hundred
species
of the genus
Piper,
widely
dispersed
throughout
the
tropical
and
subtropical
regions
of the
earth..
Purfle
::
Purfle
(v. t.) To
decorate
with a
wrought
or
flowered
border;
to
embroider;
to
ornament
with
metallic
threads;
as, to
purfle
with blue and
white..
Unsymmetrical
::
Unsymmetrical
(a.) Not
symmetrical;
being
without
symmetry,
as the parts of a
flower
when
similar
parts are of
different
size and
shape,
or when the parts of
successive
circles
differ
in
number.
See
Symmetry..
May
::
May (n.) The
flowers
of the
hawthorn;
-- so
called
from their time of
blossoming;
also, the
hawthorn..
Inferior
::
Inferior
(a.) On the side of a
flower
which is next the
bract;
anterior.
Overflow
::
Overflow
(n.) An
outlet
for the
escape
of
surplus
liquid.
Phlox
::
Phlox (n.) A genus of
American
herbs,
having
showy red,
white,
or
purple
flowers..
Areolated
::
Areolated
(a.)
Divided
into small
spaces
or
areolations,
as the wings of
insects,
the
leaves
of
plants,
or the
receptacle
of
compound
flowers..
Reflux
::
Reflux
(n.) A
flowing
back, as the
return
of a
fluid;
ebb;
reaction;
as, the flux and
reflux
of the
tides..
Madwort
::
Madwort
(n.) A genus of
cruciferous
plants
(Alyssum)
with white or
yellow
flowers
and
rounded
pods. A.
maritimum
is the
commonly
cultivated
sweet
alyssum,
a
fragrant
white-flowered
annual..
Erythrogen
::
Erythrogen
(n.) A
substance
reddened
by
acids,
which is
supposed
to be
contained
in
flowers..
Floweriness
::
Floweriness
(n.) The state of being
flowery.
Sumach
::
Sumach
(n.) Any plant of the genus Rhus,
shrubs
or small trees with
usually
compound
leaves
and
clusters
of small
flowers.
Some of the
species
are used in
tanning,
some in
dyeing,
and some in
medicine.
One, the
Japanese
Rhus
vernicifera,
yields
the
celebrated
Japan
varnish,
or
lacquer..
Flower
::
Flower
(n.) That part of a plant
destined
to
produce
seed, and hence
including
one or both of the
sexual
organs;
an organ or
combination
of the
organs
of
reproduction,
whether
inclosed
by a
circle
of
foliar
parts or not. A
complete
flower
consists
of two
essential
parts,
the
stamens
and the
pistil,
and two
floral
envelopes,
the
corolla
and
callyx.
In
mosses
the
flowers
consist
of a few
special
leaves
surrounding
or
subtending
organs
called
archegonia.
See
Blossom,
and
Corolla..
Teem
::
Teem (v. i.) To be full, or ready to bring
forth;
to be
stocked
to
overflowing;
to be
prolific;
to
abound..
Drift
::
Drift (n.) The
distance
through
which a
current
flows in a given time.
Sminthurid
::
Sminthurid
(n.) Any one of
numerous
small
species
of
springtails,
of the
family
Sminthuridae,
--
usually
found on
flowers.
See
Illust.
under
Collembola..
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