Floweret
41blossom — n 1. bloom, flower, floweret. See bloom (def.1). v 2. flower, germinate, grow. See bloom (defs. 3.4) …
42bud — n 1. sprout, burgeon, shoot, blade; stem, twig, spray, sprig; floweret, floret. v 2. bud, sprout, begin to grow, germinate, pullulate, send out shoots, put forth; bloom, blossom, open, flower, bear fruit, fructify; spring up, burst forth, shoot… …
43flower — n 1. blossom, bloom, nosegay, bouquet; bud, floweret, floret; perennial, annual. 2. prime, acme, zenith, heyday, height, maturity, efflorescence, Latin, floruit; youth, early vigor, springtime of life, salad days. 3. ornament, adornment,… …
44bloom — [n] flower blossom, blossoming, bud, efflorescence, floret, flourishing, flower, floweret, opening; concept 425 bloom [v] flower; flourish bear fruit, be in flower, blossom, blow, bud, burgeon, burst, develop, effloresce, fare well, fructify,… …
45blossom — [n] flower bloom, bud, efflorescence, floret, floweret, inflorescence, posy, spike; concept 425 blossom [v1] flower bloom, blow, burgeon, burst, effloresce, leaf, open, outbloom, shoot, unfold; concept 427 Ant. fade, shrink, shrivel, wither… …
46flower — [n1] bloom of a plant annual, blossom, bud, cluster, efflorescence, floret, floweret, head, herb, inflorescence, perennial, pompon, posy, shoot, spike, spray, vine; concepts 425,428 flower [n2] best, choicest part cream, elite, finest point,… …
47fleurette — noun ( s) Etymology: French, literally, little flower, from Old French florete, flourete, flurete more at floweret : a decorative motif in the form of a small conventionalized flower …
48fleu|ret — «flu REHT, FLUR iht», noun. 1. a small flower; floweret. 2. an ornament like a small flower. 3. a light foil used in fencing. ╂[< French fleurette (diminutive) < fleur flower] …
49flo|ret — «FLR iht, FLOHR », noun. 1. a small flower; floweret: »acres of houstonia whose innumerable florets whiten and ripple before the eye (Emerson). 2. Botany. one of the small flowers in a flower head of a composite plant, such as the dandelion or… …
50flouret — flouret, ette obs. ff. floweret …
