| flower |
the part of a plant, often marked by a distinctive color or fragrance, that generates fruit or seeds; blossom. [6 definitions] |
| flower bed |
a plot of cultivated earth where flowers are planted and grown. |
| flower child |
a youth of the 1960s who protested against materialism and militarism in the United States, and who espoused communal ideals; hippie. |
| flowered |
covered with, decorated with, or having a pattern of flowers. |
| floweret |
a small flower; floret. |
| flower girl |
a young girl who carries bridal flowers in a wedding procession. |
| flowering |
in flower; blooming. [2 definitions] |
| flowering crab |
any of several varieties of crab apple that flower profusely in the spring. |
| flowerless |
combined form of flower. |
| flowerpot |
a pot in which plants can be grown. |
| flowery |
covered with or having flowers; flowered. [3 definitions] |
| flown |
a past participle of fly1. |
| fl. oz. |
abbreviation of "fluid ounce" or "fluid ounces." |
| flu |
influenza. |
| flub |
(informal) to do badly; botch; bungle. [2 definitions] |
| fluctuate |
to vary or change irregularly; rise and fall. [3 definitions] |
| fluctuation |
unsteadiness; vacillation. [2 definitions] |
| flue |
a duct, pipe, or other passage through which hot or cold air, smoke, or steam may be evacuated. |
| fluegelhorn |
a three-valved brass wind instrument that is similar to a cornet in pitch and appearance, but mellower in tone. |
| fluency |
the ability to speak or write smoothly and easily in another language. |
| fluent |
speaking or writing easily and smoothly. [4 definitions] |