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Definition of flow
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Flow (v. t.) To cover with
varnish.
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Flake
::
Flake (n.) A sort of
carnation
with only two
colors
in the
flower,
the
petals
having
large
stripes..
Involuted
::
Involuted
(a.)
Rolled
inward
from the
edges;
-- said of
leaves
in
vernation,
or of the
petals
of
flowers
in
aestivation..
Posterior
::
Posterior
(a.) On the side next the axis of
inflorescence;
-- said of an
axillary
flower.
Pink
::
Pink (v. t.) A color
resulting
from the
combination
of a pure vivid red with more or less
white;
-- so
called
from the
common
color of the
flower.
Sip
::
Sip (v. t.) To draw into the
mouth;
to suck up; as, a bee sips
nectar
from the
flowers..
Decursion
::
Decursion
(n.) A
flowing;
also, a
hostile
incursion..
River
::
River (n.) A large
stream
of water
flowing
in a bed or
channel
and
emptying
into the
ocean,
a sea, a lake, or
another
stream;
a
stream
larger
than a
rivulet
or
brook..
Ixia
::
Ixia (n.) A South
African
bulbous
plant of the Iris
family,
remarkable
for the
brilliancy
of its
flowers..
Valve
::
Valve (n.) One or more
membranous
partitions,
flaps,
or
folds,
which
permit
the
passage
of the
contents
of a
vessel
or
cavity
in one
direction,
but stop or
retard
the flow in the
opposite
direction;
as, the
ileocolic,
mitral,
and
semilunar
valves..
Magnolia
::
Magnolia
(n.) A genus of
American
and
Asiatic
trees,
with
aromatic
bark and large
sweet-scented
whitish
or
reddish
flowers..
Swell
::
Swell (v. i.) To
increase
in size or
extent
by any
addition;
to
increase
in
volume
or
force;
as, a river
swells,
and
overflows
its
banks;
sounds
swell or
diminish..
Poppy
::
Poppy (n.) Any plant or
species
of the genus
Papaver,
herbs with showy
polypetalous
flowers
and a milky
juice.
From one
species
(Papaver
somniferum)
opium is
obtained,
though
all the
species
contain
it to some
extent;
also, a
flower
of the
plant.
See
Illust.
of
Capsule..
Pentamerous
::
Pentamerous
(a.)
Divided
into, or
consisting
of, five
parts;
also,
arranged
in sets, with five parts in each set, as a
flower
with five
sepals,
five
petals,
five, or twice five,
stamens,
and five
pistils..
Phanerogamous
::
Phanerogamous
(a.)
Having
visible
flowers
containing
distinct
stamens
and
pistils;
-- said of
plants.
Bird''s-eye
::
Bird's-eye
(n.) A plant with a small
bright
flower,
as the
Adonis
or
pheasant's
eye, the mealy
primrose
(Primula
farinosa),
and
species
of
Veronica,
Geranium,
etc..
Unilateral
::
Unilateral
(a.)
Pertaining
to one side;
one-sided;
as, a
unilateral
raceme,
in which the
flowers
grow only on one side of a
common
axis, or are all
turned
to one
side..
Influx
::
Influx
(n.) The act of
flowing
in; as, an
influx
of
light..
Regurgitation
::
Regurgitation
(n.) the
reversal
of the
natural
direction
in which the
current
or
contents
flow
through
a tube or
cavity
of the body.
Umbellularia
::
Umbellularia
(n.) A genus of
deep-sea
alcyonaria
consisting
of a
cluster
of large
flowerlike
polyps
situated
at the
summit
of a long,
slender
stem which
stands
upright
in the mud,
supported
by a
bulbous
base..
Anthophorous
::
Anthophorous
(a.)
Flower
bearing;
supporting
the
flower.
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