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Meanings of daffodil in anglès
Any of numerous varieties of Narcissus plants having showy often yellow flowers with a trumpet-shaped central crown.
Usage of daffodil in anglès
1
Common species of narcissus.- aa.Narcissus Pseudo-Narcissusor daffodil; _b. Jonquil; _c.
2
Since we were talking into daffodil blooms, I could understand their bewilderment.
3
And Mijnheer beamed with satisfaction in his son and his blue daffodil.
4
A Westmoreland wood in daffodil time-itwas nothing more and nothing less.
5
The daffodil makes an early growth and should be planted this month.
6
She would remember to send Mr. Hilbery the first daffodil she saw.
7
We hauled one back from holiday to our daffodil garden in Dublin.
8
Was there ever a more beautiful name in the world than daffodil?
9
You are like a young daffodil dancing in the winter grass.
10
Then in the 1970s it grew daffodil bulbs, occasioning more plowing.
11
I think it's a daffodil, have you seen a daffodil before?
12
The daffodil of the horizon has faded into scarcely perceptible pale greenish yellow.
13
Do you know how hard it is to choose between daffodil and sunbeam?
14
Spring has arrived and the daffodil has resurrected itself for the 17th time.
15
The daffodil is a clear yellow and is good for cutting.
16
Sometimes referred to as a rockery daffodil, it grows about six inches high.
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