Dedication: 3/15/05

flos (gen. floris): flower; floreo: bloom, be vigorous

biflorous, cabbage-flower, cauliflorous, cauliflower, cirriflorous, cornflower, corollifloral, counterfleury, dayflower, decemflorous, deflorate, defloration, deflower, deflowerer, discifloral, disflower, divergentiflorous, diversiflorous, dulciflorous, effloresce, efflorescence, efflorescent, enfleurage, enflower, fl., fleur-de-lis (Fr), fleuron, flora, floral, Florence, Florentine, floresce, florescence, florescent, floret, floribunda, floriculture, florid, Florida, Floridean, floridity, floridly, floridness, floriferous, florification, floriform, florigen, florilegium, florin, floriscope, florist, floristic, floristry, florisugent, floruit, florulent, floscular, floscule, flosculous, flour, flourish, flourisher, flourishingly, flourless, floury, flower, flowerage, flowerer, floweret, flower-girl, flowerless, flowerpot, flowery, geminiflorous, honeyflower, inflorescence, inflowering, Interflora, labiatiflorous, laniflorous, Mayflower, microflora, millefleur, moon-flower, multiflora, multifloral, multiflorous, nightflower, noctiflorous, nodiflorous, oppositiflorous, outflourish, pallidiflorous, passiflora, passionflower, pauciflorous, peaflower, pennyflower, pluriflorous, prefloration, radiciflorous, ramiflorous, reflorescence, reflorescent, ryeflour, secundiflorous, securiflorous, sunflower, tenuiflorous, thyrsiflorous, trifloride, trifloral, triflorous, tubiflorous, tubulifloral, tubuliflorous, uniflorous, wallflower, waspflower, water flower, wild flower, windflower, woodflour