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Definition of flower
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 flower is as below...
Flower
(n.) A
substance
in the form of a
powder,
especially
when
condensed
from
sublimation;
as, the
flowers
of
sulphur..
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Strewn
::
Strewment
(n.)
Anything
scattered,
as
flowers
for
decoration..
Regular
::
Regular
(a.)
Having
all the parts of the same kind alike in size and
shape;
as, a
regular
flower;
a
regular
sea
urchin..
Flower-fence
::
Flower-fence
(n.) A
tropical
leguminous
bush
(Poinciana,
/
Caesalpinia,
pulcherrima)
with
prickly
branches,
and showy
yellow
or red
flowers;
-- so named from its
having
been
sometimes
used for
hedges
in the West
Indies..
Tetrapetalous
::
Tetrapetalous
(a.)
Containing
four
distinct
petals,
or
flower
leaves;
as, a
tetrapetalous
corolla..
Multiflorous
::
Multiflorous
(a.)
Having
many
flowers.
Canna
::
Canna (n.) A genus of
tropical
plants,
with large
leaves
and often with showy
flowers.
The
Indian
shot (C.
Indica)
is found in
gardens
of the
northern
United
States..
Cyclamen
::
Cyclamen
(n.) A genus of
plants
of the
Primrose
family,
having
depressed
rounded
corms,
and
pretty
nodding
flowers
with the
petals
so
reflexed
as to point
upwards,
whence
it is
called
rabbits'
ears. It is also
called
sow
bread,
because
hogs are said to eat the
corms..
Epanody
::
Epanody
(n.) The
abnormal
change
of an
irregular
flower
to a
regular
form; --
considered
by
evolutionists
to be a
reversion
to an
ancestral
condition.
Camass
::
Camass
(n.) A
blue-flowered
liliaceous
plant
(Camassia
esculenta)
of
northwestern
America,
the bulbs of which are
collected
for food by the
Indians..
Liverwort
::
Liverwort
(n.) A
flowerless
plant
(Marchantia
polymorpha),
having
an
irregularly
lobed,
spreading,
and
forking
frond..
Dicentra
::
Dicentra
(n.) A genus of
herbaceous
plants,
with
racemes
of
two-spurred
or
heart-shaped
flowers,
including
the
Dutchman's
breeches,
and the more showy
Bleeding
heart (D.
spectabilis)..
Ball-flower
::
Ball-flower
(n.) An
ornament
resembling
a ball
placed
in a
circular
flower,
the
petals
of which form a cup round it, --
usually
inserted
in a
hollow
molding..
Pendulous
::
Pendulous
(a.)
Inclined
or
hanging
downwards,
as a
flower
on a
recurved
stalk,
or an ovule which hangs from the upper part of the
ovary..
Perianth
::
Perianth
(n.) The
leaves
of a
flower
generally,
especially
when the calyx and
corolla
are not
readily
distinguished..
Cabbage
::
Cabbage
(n.) An
esculent
vegetable
of many
varieties,
derived
from the wild
Brassica
oleracea
of
Europe.
The
common
cabbage
has a
compact
head of
leaves.
The
cauliflower,
Brussels
sprouts,
etc., are
sometimes
classed
as
cabbages..
Bedstraw
::
Bedstraw
(n.) A genus of
slender
herbs,
usually
with
square
stems,
whorled
leaves,
and small white
flowers..
Vaginula
::
Vaginula
(n.) One of the
tubular
florets
in
composite
flowers.
Synanthesis
::
Synantherous
(a.)
Having
the
stamens
united
by their
anthers;
as,
synantherous
flowers..
Erica
::
Erica (n.) A genus of
shrubby
plants,
including
the
heaths,
many of them
producing
beautiful
flowers..
Verticil
::
Verticil
(n.) A
circle
either
of
leaves
or
flowers
about a stem at the same node; a
whorl.
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