Meaning & Definition of word "Flower"

Flower

/ˈflaʊər/

1. The reproductive structure of a flowering plant, typically consisting of petals, sepals, and reproductive organs.
- Example: The garden was filled with colorful flowers in full bloom.
2. A cultivated plant grown for its blossoms.
- Example: She received a bouquet of flowers for her birthday.
3. A plant that produces flowers.
- Example: Roses and tulips are popular types of flowering plants.
4. A condition or period of flowering.
- Example: The tree was in flower, attracting many bees.

1. To produce flowers; to bloom.
- Example: The cherry trees flower in early spring.
2. To decorate or embellish with floral designs or motifs.
- Example: They decided to flower the wedding cake with fresh blooms.

●Middle English floure, from Old French flour, from Latin flos.

flower power:

The idea that flowers symbolize peace and harmony, often associated with counter-culture movements.

to come into flower:

To reach full development or to bloom.

to be in the flower of one's youth:

To be at the peak of youth and vitality.

blooms:

The state of a flower being open and fully developed.

petals:

The parts of a flower that are often colorful and attract pollinators.

botany:

The scientific study of plants, including flowers.

Meaning: Flower child

● Example Sentence: In the 1960s, many young people identified as flower children, advocating for peace and love.

Meaning: Floral

● Example Sentence: Her dress had a floral pattern, reminiscent of beautiful flowers.