v. to produce flowers; plural n. 1 a flower or group of flowers; 2 a state or time of great activity or thriving or achievement
The blossoms look pretty in the summer.
The blossoms look pretty in the summer.
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What grows where the blossoms used to be?
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Who buzzes and flies where the apple blossoms thrive?
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What color blossoms does Captain Teach's favorite flower have?
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Where can you find blossoms that smell like candy corn and rutabaga tea?
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What was Hiroshi thinking when he wanted the cherry blossoms to stay forever?
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All the blossoms bloom in resplendence.
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In the sentence, "But you can only see apple blossoms in spring," what does the word blossoms mean?
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How did Mr. McGreely feel when he saw his chomped blossoms and chewed stems?
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What color blossoms did the cactus have?
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What color were the blossoms on the first tree?
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Why were cherry blossoms important to a kite flyer?
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bloom; flower; bud; prime
wither; decline; fade
2 syllables
blos-soms
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