Usage of "dandelion" | TermGallery

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Any of several herbs of the genus Taraxacum having long tap roots and deeply notched leaves and bright yellow flowers followed by fluffy seed balls.

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A red-headed girl sees another girl flying with balloons. She chases her on the back of a red bird but falls into the water.

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Ús de dandelion en anglès

Before their advent the dandelion wine had been served in sherry glasses. 
 Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm 

Did you know a dandelion leaf has all your daily vitamin C? 
 The Irish Times 

The thistle and dandelion are familiar examples of this mode of dissemination. 
 The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction. Volume 19,... 

The lover behaved as foolishly towards the dandelion as a lover should. 
 Idolatry: A Romance 

She bent over and pulled the milky-stalked, white-seeded head of a dandelion. 
 The Lilac Sunbonnet: A Love Story 

Every child knows how to tell the time by a dandelion clock. 
 Mary's Meadow, and Other Tales of Fields and Flowers 

His prey was probably a humble-bee which had settled on the dandelion. 
 Nature Near London 

She pulls another dandelion and straightens a tomato vine on its stake. 
 The way of the world 

The mountain dock, mountain dandelion, and potentilla seldom fail to appear later. 
 The Mountain that was 'God' / Being a Little Book About the Grea... 

The dandelion fluff reminds me of Louis, of when we were kids. 
 The weight of silence 

But the mother dandelion shook her leaves and said: Children, don't boast. 
 Laugh and Play / A Collection of Original stories 

Either of those things might take my head off like a dandelion. 
 Soon I will be invincible 

Miller had never seen a dandelion, but he saw the problem. 
 Leviathan Wakes 

I shall ask Carrie to send me dandelion seeds to plant upon it. 
 The diary of mattie spenser 

Road-killed adolescent red fox, dandelion seeds and sand on fibre paper. 
 Radio NZ 

The roadsides were bright with daisies and the gold of the ill-appreciated dandelion. 
 Two Summers in Guyenne: A Chronicle of the Wayside and Waterside 