Flora is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FLORA in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the plant life of a particular region
• the goddess of flowering plants.
• plants of a given place or time
• The goddess of flowers and spring.
• The complete system of vegetable species growing without cultivation in a given locality, region, or period; a list or description of, or treatise on, such plants.
• all the plant life in a particular region or period
• (botany) a living organism lacking the power of locomotion

Words related to FLORA

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Words that contain FLORA

florae9 floral9 floras9 florals10 florally14 deflorate13 megaflora15 mycoflora19 deflorated15 deflorates14 macroflora17 megaflorae16 megafloras16 microflora17 multiflora15 mycoflorae20 mycofloras20 passiflora15 deflorating16 defloration15 extrafloral21 grandiflora16 macroflorae18 macrofloras18 microflorae18 microfloral18 microfloras18 multifloras16 passifloras16 deflorations16 grandifloras17 ligulifloral16 prefloration17 tubulifloral17 grandiflorae17 corollifloral18 preflorations18 spadicifloral21 thalamifloral21 passifloraceous22

How to use FLORA in a sentence

• Two hours afterward, as they returned from a carriage-drive, Flora had just drawn off her gloves, when she began to rap on the window, and instantly darted into the street.
• It was music that made appear in the foggy heavens the peaks of Sorrento covered with orange and lemon trees, and the coast of Sicily, perfumed by its flaming flora.
• Flora plain and obscure and dumb was no Flora at all.
• When he was finishing the picture, Flora went alone.
• H received from the gallant captain a promise to take special charge of the Italian widow, and her aged father, and to care for the valued picture of Flora.
• But Flora softly detained Anna, and the moment they were alone seized both her hands.
• At a subtle sign from Flora the hostess and he went, expecting her to follow.
• XL THE LICENSE, THE DAGGER Hilary had bent an arm around Anna when Flora called his name.
• Flora, returning from a call on Irby, brought it to her grandmother.
• But, without noticing all these beautiful specimens of Papuan flora, the Canadian abandoned the agreeable for the useful.
• Edgar Fawcett was hardly of the generation of the Flora McFlimseys.
• Flora pitied her very much, for she looked very sober and kept repeating to herself words that Flora could not understand.
• Flora felt like talking, and there was no one to talk to but Dinah.
• She glanced at Flora, with the one that was left, in a very singular manner.
• The driver was really troubled about Flora, for he knew the little girl had rode far enough.
• Flora happily was spared this knowledge, and the very thought of the black baby was a comfort.
• Flora saw the woman very plainly, but she could not see Flora.
• In the barren district of Clare, and in the adjoining Isles of Arran and south-west portion of county Galway, this peculiar flora may be seen in its greatest perfection.
• The botanist finds himself once again, as in Kerry, in a focus of the southern flora already discussed.
• Here it was Saturday, and Flora expecting her money on the noon mail.
• Flora came over with them, made a small circle, with her sensitive nose to the damp earth, and then went rushing down the fence.
• Yuh remember, Flora, the Pilgrim told me the Swede pulled a knife on him.
• The forces are about to join battle when, in response to the prayers of the nymphs, Flora appears and bids the warriors hold.
• On the mountains of Abyssinia, several European forms and some few representatives of the peculiar flora of the Cape of Good Hope occur.
• It was here that Francis McIntosh, a free colored man from Pittsburgh, was taken from the steamboat Flora, and burned at the stake.
• The flora surrounding these tree-ferns we found to be exceedingly rich.
• The higher portions of the ranges have a flora approaching in many instances to that of northern latitudes.
• After Flora Macdonald had got him safe from Harris to Skye, she handed him over to the sons of Macleod of Raasay, and it was owing to them that he got to the mainland.

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