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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
(v. i.) To
blossom;
to
bloom;
to
expand
the
petals,
as a
plant;
to
produce
flowers;
as, this plant
flowers
in
June..
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Lamella
::
Lamella
(n.) a thin plate or scale of
anything,
as a thin scale
growing
from the
petals
of
certain
flowers;
or one of the thin
plates
or
scales
of which
certain
shells
are
composed..
Geyserite
::
Geyserite
(n.) A loose
hydrated
form of
silica,
a
variety
of opal,
deposited
in
concretionary
cauliflowerlike
masses,
around
some hot
springs
and
geysers..
Turnsole
::
Turnsole
(a.) The
sunflower.
Rootstock
::
Rootstock
(n.) A
perennial
underground
stem,
producing
leafly
s/ems or
flower
stems from year to year; a
rhizome..
Geminate
::
Geminate
(a.) In pairs or
twains;
two
together;
binate;
twin; as,
geminate
flowers..
Pentapetalous
::
Pentapetalous
(a.)
Having
five
petals,
or
flower
leaves..
Moutan
::
Moutan
(n.) The
Chinese
tree peony
(Paeonia
Mountan),
a shrub with large
flowers
of
various
colors..
Florid
::
Florid
(a.)
Flowery;
ornamental;
running
in rapid
melodic
figures,
divisions,
or
passages,
as in
variations;
full of
fioriture
or
little
ornamentations..
Disk
::
Disk (n.) The
central
part of a
radiate
compound
flower,
as in
sunflower..
Spiration
::
Spiranthy
(n.) The
occasional
twisted
growth
of the parts of a
flower.
Skullcap
::
Skullcap
(n.) Any plant of the
labiate
genus
Scutellaria,
the calyx of whose
flower
appears,
when
inverted,
like a
helmet
with the visor
raised..
Inferior
::
Inferior
(a.) On the side of a
flower
which is next the
bract;
anterior.
Hobblebush
::
Hobblebush
(n.) A low bush
(Viburnum
lantanoides)
having
long,
straggling
branches
and
handsome
flowers.
It is found in the
Northern
United
States.
Called
also
shinhopple..
Lorikeet
::
Lorikeet
(n.) Any one
numerous
species
of small
brush-tongued
parrots
or
lories,
found
mostly
in
Australia,
New
Guinea
and the
adjacent
islands,
with some forms in the East
Indies.
They are
arboreal
in their
habits
and feed
largely
upon the honey of
flowers.
They
belong
to
Trichoglossus,
Loriculus,
and
several
allied
genera..
Conglobate
::
Conglobate
(a.)
Collected
into, or
forming,
a
rounded
mass or ball; as, the
conglobate
[lymphatic]
glands;
conglobate
flowers..
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..
Floroon
::
Floroon
(n.) A
border
worked
with
flowers.
Laurel
::
Laurel
(n.) An
evergreen
shrub,
of the genus
Laurus
(L.
nobilis),
having
aromatic
leaves
of a
lanceolate
shape,
with
clusters
of
small,
yellowish
white
flowers
in their
axils;
--
called
also sweet bay..
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..
Magnolia
::
Magnolia
(n.) A genus of
American
and
Asiatic
trees,
with
aromatic
bark and large
sweet-scented
whitish
or
reddish
flowers..
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