blossomryn.
/ˈblɒsəmri/ Blossoms collectively.
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blossomry1901
1901 Abp. of Armagh in Westm. Gaz. 3 Jan. 8/2 Such souls predestined have not one high range, One climate's blossomry alone.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1933; most recently modified version published online March 2018).
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n.1901- to grin through a horse-collar
- to grin through a horsecollar
- to grin with the teeth
- to grind a valve in
- to grind a valve into
- to grind a valve on to
- to grind in
- to grind into
- to grind on to
- to grind out
- to grind the coffee mill
- to grind the faces occasionally face of
- to grind the faces of
- to grint with the teeth
- to grip to
- to grip up
- to gripe with
- to groan down
- to groan in oneself
- to groan in the spirit
- to groan inwardly
- to groan one's heart out
- to groan with the heart
- to groom up
- to groove into