intransitive. To put forth blossoms, bloom, flower.

intransitive. To burst into flower; to blossom, bloom.

intransitive. To bloom or blossom; to come into bloom, produce flowers. Of a flower: To expand, open.

intransitive. To bear flowers; to be in flower, come into flower; to blossom.

Of buds, flowers, roots, etc.: To sprout out, come forth, burst into flower or leaf, expand.

transitive. To fling, hurl, launch, throw (a dart, also fire, lightning, smoke); to shoot out (the tongue); to put forth (blossoms). Also with forth…

Of a plant or tree: To blossom, flower. Obsolete.

. To burst (into flower). Obsolete.

intransitive. To put forth ‘knops’, to bud. Scottish.

To bloom, burst forth into flowers. Obsolete.

intransitive. To burst into flower. poetic. Now rare.