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velvet flower

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun velvet flower has 1 sense
  1. love-lies-bleeding, velvet flower, tassel flower, Amaranthus caudatus - young leaves widely used as leaf vegetables; seeds used as cereal
    --1 is a kind of amaranth

Definitions from the Web

Velvet Flower

Definition:

Velvet flower refers to a type of flower that has soft and smooth petals, giving it a velvety texture.

Parts of speech:

  • Noun: The velvet flower was a beautiful addition to the bouquet.
  • Adjective: The girl wore a lovely dress made of velvet flower fabric.

Senses:

  1. A specific type of flower with velvet-like petals, typically associated with the common name "velvet flower".
  2. Example sentence: The velvet flower bloomed brightly in the garden.

  3. A general term used to describe any flower with soft and velvety petals, irrespective of the species.
  4. Example sentence: She loved the feeling of the velvet flower between her fingertips.

Usages:

  • Popular: Velvet flowers, such as roses and pansies, are commonly used in floral arrangements.
  • Example sentence: The florist arranged a stunning bouquet filled with vibrant velvet flowers.

  • Local: The native velvet flower is a rare and unique species found only in this region.
  • Example sentence: We went hiking and discovered a patch of delicate local velvet flowers.

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