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Meanings of lupin in English

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tramús

Any plant of the genus Lupinus; bearing erect spikes of usually purplish-blue flowers.

tramús
Usage of lupin in English
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This is the lure of wild nature between the lupin and the laurel.
Days Off, and Other Digressions
2
Rams were given extra lupin grain with their normal ration.
Pubmed
3
It's made out of ground-up chestnuts and lupin seeds and God knows what else.
Transgression: a novel of love and war
4
The tree-shadows were painted pools of lupin, azure lakes; or they were purple seas of larkspur.
The Port of Adventure
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Here they gathered the tenderest heart shoots of the lupin until Linda said they had enough.
Her Father's Daughter
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Deadheading the first flower spikes of lupin and delphinium will see them producing secondary flower spikes.
The Guardian
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In this study, we show that white lupin roots use several mechanisms to reduce microbial growth.
Pubmed
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A Lupin spokesman did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Reuters
9
The unexpected always happens when Arsène Lupin is concerned in the affair.
The Extraordinary Adventures of Arsene Lupin, Gentleman-Burglar
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Lupin and Sun Pharma did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
Reuters
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In the evening Lupin arrived home early, and seemed a little agitated.
The Diary of a Nobody
12
While we were in the car, Arsène Lupin consulted my railway guide.
The Extraordinary Adventures of Arsene Lupin, Gentleman-Burglar
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Frank Mutlar called in the evening, and Lupin went out with him.
The Diary of a Nobody
14
Silver thistles, blue lupins and a few poppies bloomed among the sagebrushes.
The red pony
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Mrs. Lupin was one of the victims of the modern feminine 'ideal.'
Sandra Belloni (originally Emilia in England) — Complete
16
Blue and yellow lupins stood knee-high, and strawberries grew wild among them.
My Brilliant Career
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