Flower
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 194
flower, n. the blo om of a plant the best of anything the prime of life the person or thing most distinguished a figure of speech.— v.t. to adorn with figures of flowers. —v.i. to blo om to flourish. [O. Fr. flour, Fr. fleur —L flos, flor akin to Blow, Bloom.]
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