Florid
Webster's Condensed Dictionary- A Condensed Dictionary of the English Language · 1909 · p. 229
flOr-, a. Covered with, or abounding in, flowers; bright in color; Florets of a lively red color; embellished with flowers of rhetoric; exce ively ornate. [L. florid us, tr.flos.] — Floridlty, -T-tt, FlorldnesB, n. Quality or condition of being florid. — Florin, n. Orig. a Florentine coin, with a lily on a coin of gold or silver, of different values in different countries. (OF.; It. fiorwo, tr.fiore = I^.flos, whence Florence.] Hii, cube, full moon. cow, oil FLOWER — Flos'cule, n. (Bot.) A floret of an aggregate flower. [L. flosculus, dim. of flos.] — Flos'cuar, -colons, -lus, a. Consisting of many tubulose, monopetalous florets.
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