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Definition of flow
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Flow (v. i.) To have or be in
abundance;
to
abound;
to full, so as to run or flow over; to be
copious..
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Anthology
::
Anthology
(n.) A
collection
of
flowers
of
literature,
that is,
beautiful
passages
from
authors;
a
collection
of poems or
epigrams;
--
particularly
applied
to a
collection
of
ancient
Greek
epigrams..
Tarsiatura
::
Tarsiatura
(n.) A kind of
mosaic
in
woodwork,
much
employed
in Italy in the
fifteenth
century
and
later,
in which
scrolls
and
arabesques,
and
sometimes
architectural
scenes,
landscapes,
fruits,
flowers,
and the like, were
produced
by
inlaying
pieces
of wood of
different
colors
and
shades
into
panels
usually
of
walnut
wood..
Euphuism
::
Euphuism
(n.) An
affectation
of
excessive
elegance
and
refinement
of
language;
high-flown
diction.
Incomplete
::
Incomplete
(a.)
Wanting
any of the usual
floral
organs;
-- said of a
flower.
Heterogamous
::
Heterogamous
(a.) The
condition
of
having
two or more kinds of
flowers
which
differ
in
regard
to
stamens
and
pistils,
as in the
aster..
Mellifluent
::
Mellifluent
(a.)
Flowing
as with
honey;
smooth;
mellifluous.
Efflorescence
::
Efflorescence
(n.)
Flowering,
or state of
flowering;
the
blooming
of
flowers;
blowth..
Cockscomb
::
Cockscomb
(n.) A plant
(Celosia
cristata),
of many
varieties,
cultivated
for its
broad,
fantastic
spikes
of
brilliant
flowers;
--
sometimes
called
garden
cockscomb.
Also the
Pedicularis,
or
lousewort,
the
Rhinanthus
Crista-galli,
and the
Onobrychis
Crista-galli..
Striction
::
Strict
(a.)
Upright,
or
straight
and
narrow;
-- said of the shape of the
plants
or their
flower
clusters..
Efflower
::
Efflower
(v. t.) To
remove
the
epidermis
of (a skin) with a
concave
knife,
blunt in its
middle
part, -- as in
making
chamois
leather..
Determination
::
Determination
(n.) A flow, rush, or
tendency
to a
particular
part; as, a
determination
of blood to the
head..
Kemps
::
Kemps (n. pl.) The long
flower
stems of the
ribwort
plantain
(Plantago
Lanceolata).
Bloom
::
Bloom (n.) A
blossom;
the
flower
of a
plant;
an
expanded
bud;
flowers,
collectively..
Connivent
::
Connivent
(a.)
Brought
close
together;
arched
inward
so that the
points
meet;
converging;
in close
contact;
as, the
connivent
petals
of a
flower,
wings of an
insect,
or folds of
membrane
in the human
system,
etc..
Fruit
::
Fruit (v. t.) The
ripened
ovary of a
flowering
plant,
with its
contents
and
whatever
parts are
consolidated
with it..
Excurrent
::
Excurrent
(a.)
Characterized
by a
current
which flows
outward;
as, an
excurrent
orifice
or
tube..
Violet
::
Violet
(n.) Any plant or
flower
of the genus
Viola,
of many
species.
The
violets
are
generally
low,
herbaceous
plants,
and the
flowers
of many of the
species
are blue, while
others
are white or
yellow,
or of
several
colors,
as the pansy
(Viola
tricolor)..
Tubulous
::
Tubulous
(a.)
Containing,
or
consisting
of, small
tubes;
specifically
(Bot.),
composed
wholly
of
tubulous
florets;
as, a
tubulous
compound
flower..
Posy
::
Posy (n.) A
flower;
a
bouquet;
a
nosegay.
Andropetalous
::
Andropetalous
(a.)
Produced
by the
conversion
of the
stamens
into
petals,
as
double
flowers,
like the
garden
ranunculus..
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