Flower (6)

(Other definitions for iris that I've seen before include "Eye diaphragm" , "Fleur-de-lis" , "Female" , "bloomer?" , "Lily" .)

(Other definitions for rose that I've seen before include "Dusky pink" , "A flower; watering-can sprayer" , "Moved upwards for the flower" , "vacated bed" , "' a . . . ./By any other name would smell as sweet' (Shakespeare)" .)

(Other definitions for aster that I've seen before include "Daisy-like plant" , "Garden plant" , "Tears (anag) - plant" , "bloomer" , "Plant of Michaelmas daisy family" .)

(Other definitions for lotus that I've seen before include "F1 team and car maker" , "Kind of water lily" , "reason for indolence" , "TREE" , "Reason for forgetfulness" .)

(Other definitions for lilac that I've seen before include "Shrub with fragrant purplish or white flowers" , "Pale violet hue" , "Plant" , "Fragrant,purple flower" , "Shade" .)

(Other definitions for tulip that I've seen before include "Spring-flowering bulb" , ""Dutch" flower" , "Dutch export" , "Flower - lit up (anag)" , "Plant, it's name shares an origin with turban" .)

(Other definitions for daisy that I've seen before include "Common wild flower" , "girl" , "Lawn flower, weed" , "Common wildflower" , "Old song: '. . . . ., . . . . . give me your answer, do'" .)

(Other definitions for lupin that I've seen before include "Spiked flower" , "Perennial plant" , "It has tall flower spike" , "Pea relative with tall spikes of flowers" , "Garden plant of the pea family" .)

(Other definitions for bloom that I've seen before include "Coat (lens); flower" , "look good" , "Orlando" , "Produce flowers" , "Blossom, flower" .)

(Other definitions for pansy that I've seen before include "Rich-coloured viola" , "Common garden flower" , "Heart's ease" , "Species of violet" , "Type of viola" .)

(Other definitions for tansy that I've seen before include "plant for medicinal use" , "Plant with yellow flowers" , "Aromatic wild plant" , "Flowering plant" , "Herb used as seasoning" .)

(Other definitions for poppy that I've seen before include "Wild flower having its day in November" , "Scarlet flower worn in Remembrance" , "girl, > rather like Daddy?" , "Flower of forgetfulness" , "Cornfield flower" .)

(Other definitions for orchid that I've seen before include "Showy tropical flower" , "Exotic plant with unusually shaped flowers of vivid colour" , "Ornate flower" , "Exotic and much treasured flower" , "Chord I turn into a flower" .)

(Other definitions for plants that I've seen before include "Settles" , "Places in the earth" , "climbers?" , "Flora" , "Living organisms without power of movement" .)

(Other definitions for azalea that I've seen before include "Garden plant related to rhododendrons" , "Plant with showy flowers" , "Rhododendron subgenus" , "Shrub resembling a small rhododendron" , "Ornamental lime-hating shrub" .)

(Other definitions for violet that I've seen before include "Herbaceous flower" , "Shade of purple" , "Colour midway between red and blue" , "William's girl" , "Reddish blue colour" .)

(Other definitions for crocus that I've seen before include "Spring-flowering plant" , "Spring plant" , "Yellow, purple or white spring flower" , "Slow transition" , "Occurs (anag.)" .)

(Other definitions for blossom that I've seen before include "Fruit tree flowers" , "Mass of flowers - mature" , "May beauty" , "Mature promisingly" , "Produce flowers" .)

(Other definitions for anemone that I've seen before include "Buttercup-like flower or sea animal" , "The flower is no enema" , "Plant with bright flowers" , "perennial" , "Colourful plant of buttercup family" .)

(Other definitions for petunia that I've seen before include "Auntie foolishly made under pressure" , "Flower much used in hanging baskets" , "Common garden plant" , "Plant related to tobacco" , "Common garden 13 across" .)

(Other definitions for freesia that I've seen before include "Sea rife with these odd flowers" , "Plant of the iris genus" , "See fair for fragrant flowers" , "Highly scented flower" , "bloomer" .)

(Other definitions for bluebell that I've seen before include "Wild flowers with bell-shaped heads" , "Perennial" , "Wild flower" , "Azure ringer for a flower" , "Spring woodland flower" .)

(Other definitions for primrose that I've seen before include "Rip morse up to find the flower" , "something in the bed!" , "grows wild" , "Yellowish" , "Pale yellow- a primula" .)

(Other definitions for harebell that I've seen before include "Pale blue flower in beer hall, oddly" , "Blue wild flower -- beer hall (anag)" , "Minor bloomer" , "Plant" , "Wild hyacinth" .)

(Other definitions for buttercup that I've seen before include "weedy type" , "Dockside seller" , "Common yellow flower" , "found in meadow" , "Meadow flower poisonous to cattle" .)

(Other definitions for carnation that I've seen before include "Flower like pink" , "Showy flower" , "Oscar Wilde wore a green one" , "Not in a car (anag) - plant" , "Pink - garden flower" .)

(Other definitions for snapdragon that I've seen before include "The blossom" , "one found in bed" , "Garden plant" , "Kind of antirrhinum" , "Perhaps Christmas entertainment" .)

(Other definitions for delphinium that I've seen before include "Plant with blue flower spikes" , "Garden plant" , "Plant with spike of blue flowers" , "Flower in spikes (starting with oracle)" , "Garden flower" .)

(Other definitions for sweet pea that I've seen before include "Garden plant with pastel-coloured flowers" , "A wee pest on fragrant climbing plant" , "Climbing pant" , "Garden plant with brightly coloured flowers" , "Peseta we paid for climbing garden flower" .)

(Other definitions for forget-me-not that I've seen before include "Bright blue flower" , "Plant of the borage family, usually with bright blue flowers" , "Plant with small blue flowers" , "Small blue flower" , "Flower of remembrance" .)

(Other definitions for sweet william that I've seen before include "Garden pink -- Willie wet Sam (anag)" , "Plant with clusters of coloured flowers - WWI allies met (anag)" , "Garden pink with clusters of vivid flowers" , "Flower (nice boy!)" , "bloomer" .)