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Meanings of field poppy in English
Portuguese
papoila A plant of the Papaver rhoeas species in the poppy family.
Synonyms
Examples for "corn rose"
Examples for "corn rose"
1
The corn rose to her waist.
2
U.S. corn rose more than 50 percent and U.S. soybeans jumped 34 percent.
3
Wheat and corn rose.
4
New crop December corn rose 1.3 percent to $5.92.
5
Soon the price of corn rose, and the peasant appeared before the court to demand that the tailor should fulfil his part of the bargain.
1
You should know I saw a red poppy breaking through the snow.
2
I make elderflower Turkish delight, rose-petal elixirs and sleep-inducing red poppy potions.
3
It says that the red poppy is an emblem of remembrance and hope.
4
How to wear it: Either on its own or alongside a red poppy.
5
Eyes stinging, I swept it aside; a blood- red poppy caught in my beard.
1
She gathered leaves of the red weed and dried them for tea.
2
The river is fast-flowing here, full of beautiful red weed in summer.
3
For a time, however, the red weed grew with astonishing vigour and luxuriance.
4
I've got a line on some genuine Martian red weed, if you're interested.
5
In the end the red weed succumbed almost as quickly as it had spread.
1
I next went to fetch some flowers, corn poppies, blue beetles, marguerites, and fresh and perfumed herbs, with which to strew her funeral couch.
1
Knock Britain over her conduct towards Ireland but don't mock the Flanders poppy.
2
Two of them were sleeping under the Flanders poppies-AlecBurr from the Upper Glen, and Clark Manley of Lowbridge.
Usage of field poppy in English
1
The Romans brought to the UK such iconic species as corn cockle and field poppy from southern Europe, Britain's countryside was never the same again.
2
A loud din hung over the area, as sharp as the mingling odors of roses, field poppies, onions, and garlic.
3
"My name is Wilson, young man," said she, persuasively, and the Amazon's voice was mellow and womanly, spite of her coal-scuttle full of field poppies.