Blossoming - Law Dictionary Search Results
Corymb
of flowers each on its own footstalk and arising from different points of a common axis the outermost blossoms expanding first as in the hawthorn
Cowslip
A common flower in England Primula veris having yellow blossoms and appearing in early spring It is often cultivated in the United States
Cyanogen
A colorless inflammable poisonous gas C2N2 with a peach blossom odor so called from its tendency to form blue compounds obtained by heating ammonium oxalate mercuric cyanide etc
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Daphne
A genus of diminutive Shrubs mostly evergreen and with fragrant blossoms
Full blown
Fully expanded as a blossom completely developed as a full blown rose
Emblossom
To cover or adorn with blossoms
Epacris
A genus of shrubs natives of Australia New Zealand etc having pretty white red or purple blossoms and much resembling heaths
Feverfew
A perennial plant Pyrethrum Parthenium or Chrysanthemum Parthenium allied to camomile having finely divided leaves and white blossoms so named from its supposed febrifugal qualities
Flamboyer
A name given in the East and West Indies to certain trees with brilliant blossoms probably species of Caeligsalpinia
Flower
In the popular sense the bloom or blossom of a plant the showy portion usually of a different color shape and texture from the foliage
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