Camellia is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CAMELLIA in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an evergreen shrub, also CAMELIA
• an evergreen East Asian shrub related to the tea plant, grown for its showy flowers and shiny leaves.
• evergreen ornamental shrub with white, pink, or red flowers
• An Asiatic genus of small shrubs, often with shining leaves and showy flowers. Camellia Japonica is much cultivated for ornament, and C. Sassanqua and C. oleifera are grown in China for the oil which is pressed from their seeds. The tea plant is now referred to this genus under the name of Camellia Thea.
• any of several shrubs or small evergreen trees having solitary white or pink or reddish flowers
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a tropical shrub

Words related to CAMELLIA

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Words that contain CAMELLIA

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How to use CAMELLIA in a sentence

• Lately it has been made into a new order, the Theasia, which includes the Camellia and some other plants.
• But the smooth skin that had appeared made of petals of the camellia was growing dark before his eyes.
• They seemed rather to awaken painful than pleasing remembrances and associations, and once even when he had lain long looking at a white camellia he burst into tears.
• In her hair she placed white camellia flowers, the simple ornament of an innocent girl.
• Bullsom, with an immense expanse of white shirt, a white waistcoat and a scarlet camellia in his button-hole, beamed and oozed amiability upon every one.
• She flew up the steps, red as the camellia she had just been fingering, and was in the hall and tearing open the telegram before Mr.
• Soon she would be back with them again, and what would a camellia behind her ear seem like then? Simply fantastic.
• I looked down at my bouquet with tears in my eyes, and was trying hard to subdue my folly and to count the petals of a white camellia, when Mr.
• In every quality, with the single exception of scent, the camellia may be pronounced the equal of the rose.
• The camellia is so hardy that it will live in the open air in many parts of Great Britain, and herein lies a danger to many cultivators.
• But the opening of camellia buds is less a manufacture than a mere development, and the strain on the plant and drain on the roots is far less during this stage than many suppose.
• Soil and seasons of potting may be described as vexed questions in camellia culture.
• From all which it is obvious that the camellia is not only among the most useful and showy, but likewise among the most accommodating of plants.
• Here bloomed and smelled the delicate magnolia fuscata, and here, redder with flowers than green with shining leaves, shone the camellia.
• The singer wore a plain velvet gown, but she had on a necklace worth a hundred and twenty thousand francs, pearls hardly distinguishable from her skin like white camellia petals.
• My hostess plucked my sleeve and pointed to a tiny tombstone under a camellia tree.
• So did the white camellia and the moss-rose buds which she had taken out of my bouquet, and fastened at her waist.
• Camellia axillaris occurs below, but I missed the Laim-planj plant.
• At one upper corner of the main path was a camellia and at the other a crape-myrtle, symbols respectively, to the visitor, of Aunt Corinne and Aunt Yvonne.

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