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Meanings of bluebell in English
Sometimes placed in genus Scilla.
Usage of bluebell in English
1
The ash, the well & the bluebell is published by Makaro Press.
2
She was just an ordinary bluebell in a large, exotic flower garden.
3
Who wished she was a bluebell and had a robe of blue.
4
A bit like a mauve bluebell it's pretty but not spectacularly so.
5
Tessa's eyes grew round with wonder, and bluer than the bluest bluebell.
6
Martin Wainwright recommends: bluebell time Walk in a wood near you.
7
Then there is the bluebell, a bulb, which also grows in deep shades.
8
But you must be patient a little longer, my princess of the bluebell.
9
Who and what is the young man whom the bluebell represents?
10
The girl picked herself up and pulled a bluebell out of her hair.
11
But, my dear bluebell, alive it most certainly is not.
12
I began, stupidly, to recall the names of such flowers as bluebell, hare-bell, Canterbury-bell.
13
The two cross readily, giving rise to a mongrel bluebell.
14
The violet and cowslip, bluebell and rose, are known to thousands; the veronica is overlooked.
15
The mither patted the child's bright head, and wiped the tears from the bluebell eyes.
16
The lofty pine, the lichened rock, the tiny bluebell, the seared crag-allwhispered their secrets.
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Bluebell through the time
Bluebell across language varieties
United Kingdom
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