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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. t.) To
embellish
with
flowers;
to adorn with
imitated
flowers;
as,
flowered
silk..
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Cup
::
Cup (n.)
Anything
shaped
like a cup; as, the cup of an
acorn,
or of a
flower..
Anemone
::
Anemone
(n.) A genus of
plants
of the
Ranunculus
or
Crowfoot
family;
windflower.
Some of the
species
are
cultivated
in
gardens.
Beebread
::
Beebread
(n.) A
brown,
bitter
substance
found in some of the cells of
honeycomb.
It is made
chiefly
from the
pollen
of
flowers,
which is
collected
by bees as food for their
young..
Vexillum
::
Vexillum
(n.) The upper petal of a
papilionaceous
flower;
the
standard.
Head
::
Head (n.) A dense
cluster
of
flowers,
as in
clover,
daisies,
thistles;
a
capitulum..
Gynophore
::
Gynophore
(n.) The
pedicel
raising
the
pistil
or ovary above the
stamens,
as in the
passion
flower..
Wistaria
::
Wistaria
(n.) A genus of
climbing
leguminous
plants
bearing
long,
pendulous
clusters
of pale
bluish
flowers..
Balsam
::
Balsam
(n.) An
annual
garden
plant
(Impatiens
balsamina)
with
beautiful
flowers;
balsamine.
Locust Tree
::
Locust
tree () A large North
American
tree of the genus
Robinia
(R.
Pseudacacia),
producing
large
slender
racemes
of
white,
fragrant,
papilionaceous
flowers,
and often
cultivated
as an
ornamental
tree. In
England
it is
called
acacia..
Obdiplostemonous
::
Obdiplostemonous
(a.)
Having
twice as many
stamens
as
petals,
those of the outer set being
opposite
the
petals;
-- said of
flowers..
Verticillaster
::
Verticillaster
(a.) A whorl of
flowers
apparently
of one
cluster,
but
composed
of two
opposite
axillary
cymes,
as in mint. See
Illust.
of
Whorl..
Differentiation
::
Differentiation
(n.) The
gradual
formation
or
production
of
organs
or parts by a
process
of
evolution
or
development,
as when the seed
develops
the root and the stem, the
initial
stem
develops
the leaf,
branches,
and
flower
buds; or in
animal
life, when the germ
evolves
the
digestive
and other
organs
and
members,
or when the
animals
as they
advance
in
organization
acquire
special
organs
for
specific
purposes..
Chickweed
::
Chickweed
(n.) The name of
several
caryophyllaceous
weeds,
especially
Stellaria
media,
the seeds and
flower
buds of which are a
favorite
food of small
birds..
Loosestrife
::
Loosestrife
(n.) Any
species
of the genus
Lythrum,
having
purple,
or, in some
species,
crimson
flowers..
#NAME?
::
-et () A noun
suffix
with a
diminutive
force;
as in
baronet,
pocket,
facet,
floweret,
latchet..
Perianth
::
Perianth
(n.) The
leaves
of a
flower
generally,
especially
when the calyx and
corolla
are not
readily
distinguished..
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..
Superior
::
Superior
(a.)
Belonging
to the part of an
axillary
flower
which is
toward
the main stem;
posterior.
Epanthous
::
Epanthous
(a.)
Growing
upon
flowers;
-- said of
certain
species
of
fungi.
Ebracteolate
::
Ebracteolate
(a.)
Without
bracteoles,
or
little
bracts;
-- said of a
pedicel
or
flower
stalk..
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