Bloomer

/ˈbluːmər/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A person or thing that blooms, especially a young person who blossoms or matures late.

She was a late bloomer in her career, only finding her passion in her thirties.

A type of loose-fitting trousers, traditionally worn by women and girls.

The fashion trend included bright-colored bloomers that were popular in the 19th century.

A plant that produces flowers.

The garden was filled with various bloomers, showcasing vibrant colors in spring.

Derived from 'bloom' + 'er', indicating someone or something that blossoms or comes into fullness.

a late bloomer

A person who achieves success or maturity later than usual.

blossom late

To develop or mature later than most.

bloom

The state or period of flowering.

blossom

The state of flowering; a flower.

A person who is overly optimistic about their abilities.

He's a bit of a bloomer, thinking he can win the competition without practice.

An individual who comes into their own after a period of being overlooked.

She’s been a bloomer in her career, finally getting recognition after years of hard work.