Home
3D
Stylish English
Comic Cartoon
Curly
Decorative
Dingbats
Dotted
Famous
Fire
Gothic
Groovy
Handwriting
Headline
more
Horror
Ice Snow
Modern
Outline
Russian
Sci Fi
Script
Valentine
Alien
Animals
Army Stencil
Asian
Bitmap Pixel
Black Letter
Blurred
Brush
Celtic Irish
Chalk Crayon
Christmas
Computer
Disney
Distorted
Easter
Fantasy
Fixed Width
Graffiti
Greek Roman
Halloween
Italic
LCD
Medieval
Mexican
Movies Tv
Old English
Old School
Pointed
Retro
Rock Stone
Rounded
School
Scratched
Serif
Square
Trash
Typewriter
USA
Various
Western
English to English Dictionary ⇛
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
X
Y
Z
Definition of florid
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of florid is as below...
Florid
(a.)
Flowery;
ornamental;
running
in rapid
melodic
figures,
divisions,
or
passages,
as in
variations;
full of
fioriture
or
little
ornamentations..
Lern More About Florid
☛ Wiki Definition of Florid
☛ Wiki Article of Florid
☛ Google Meaning of Florid
☛ Google Search for Florid
Redroot
::
Redroot
(n.) A name of
several
plants
having
red
roots,
as the New
Jersey
tea (see under Tea), the
gromwell,
the
bloodroot,
and the
Lachnanthes
tinctoria,
an
endogenous
plant found in sandy
swamps
from Rhode
Island
to
Florida..
Colorature
::
Colorature
(n.) Vocal music
colored,
as it were, by
florid
ornaments,
runs, or rapid
passages..
Florid
::
Florid
(a.)
Bright
in
color;
flushed
with red; of a
lively
reddish
color;
as, a
florid
countenance..
Winter
::
Winter
(v. i.) To pass the
winter;
to
hibernate;
as, to
winter
in
Florida..
Bravura
::
Bravura
(n.) A
florid,
brilliant
style of
music,
written
for
effect,
to show the range and
flexibility
of a
singer's
voice,
or the
technical
force and skill of a
performer;
virtuoso
music..
Cornel
::
Cornel
(n.) Any
species
of the genus
Cornus,
as C.
florida,
the
flowering
cornel;
C.
stolonifera,
the osier
cornel;
C.
Canadensis,
the dwarf
cornel,
or
bunchberry..
Torchwood
::
Torchwood
(n.) The
inflammable
wood of
certain
trees
(Amyris
balsamifera,
A.
Floridana,
etc.);
also, the trees
themselves..
Flowery
::
Flowery
(a.)
Highly
embellished
with
figurative
language;
florid;
as, a
flowery
style..
Conch
::
Conch (n.) One of the white
natives
of the
Bahama
Islands
or one of their
descendants
in the
Florida
Keys; -- so
called
from the
commonness
of the conch
there,
or
because
they use it for
food..
Figured
::
Figured
(a.) Free and
florid;
as, a
figured
descant.
See
Figurate,
3..
Coquina
::
Coquina
(n.) A soft,
whitish,
coral-like
stone,
formed
of
broken
shells
and
corals,
found in the
southern
United
States,
and used for
roadbeds
and for
building
material,
as in the fort at St.
Augustine,
Florida..
Rococo
::
Rococo
(n.) A
florid
style of
ornamentation
which
prevailed
in
Europe
in the
latter
part of the
eighteenth
century.
Hart-tongue
::
Hart-tongue
(n.) A West
Indian
fern, the
Polypodium
Phyllitidis
of
Linnaeus.
It is also found in
Florida..
Florid
::
Florid
(a.)
Flowery;
ornamental;
running
in rapid
melodic
figures,
divisions,
or
passages,
as in
variations;
full of
fioriture
or
little
ornamentations..
Satinwood
::
Satinwood
(n.) The hard,
lemon-colored,
fragrant
wood of an East
Indian
tree
(Chloroxylon
Swietenia).
It takes a
lustrous
finish,
and is used in
cabinetwork.
The name is also given to the wood of a
species
of
prickly
ash
(Xanthoxylum
Caribaeum)
growing
in
Florida
and the West
Indies..
Ano
::
Ano (n.) A black bird of
tropical
America,
the West
Indies
and
Florida
(Crotophaga
ani),
allied
to the
cuckoos,
and
remarkable
for
communistic
nesting..
Fresh
::
Fresh
(superl)
Youthful;
florid;
as, these fresh
nymphs..
Cornin
::
Cornin
(n.) A
bitter
principle
obtained
from
dogwood
(Cornus
florida),
as a white
crystalline
substance;
--
called
also
cornic
acid..
Stoppered
::
Stopper
(n.) A name to
several
trees of the genus
Eugenia,
found in
Florida
and the West
Indies;
as, the red
stopper.
See
Eugenia..
Cephaloptera
::
Cephaloptera
(n.) One of the
generic
names of the
gigantic
ray
(Manta
birostris),
known as
devilfish
and sea
devil.
It is
common
on the
coasts
of South
Carolina,
Florida,
and
farther
south.
Some of them grow to
enormous
size,
becoming
twenty
feet of more
across
the body, and
weighing
more than a ton..
Random Fonts
Most Popular
Privacy Policy
GDPR Policy
Terms & Conditions
Contact Us