Florist is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FLORIST in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a grower or seller of flowers
• a person who sells and arranges cut flowers.
• A cultivator of, or dealer in, flowers.
• One who writes a flora, or an account of plants.
• someone who grows and deals in flowers
• a shop where flowers and ornamental plants are sold
• seller of flowers

Words related to FLORIST

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Words that contain FLORIST

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How to use FLORIST in a sentence

• I am no botanist, and therefore cannot describe it in the language of the florist, so that the learned in that beautiful science might classify it.
• The hills were covered with this poetical shrub, and any acre of the ground would make the fortune of a florist at home.
• Returning East, he became a florist and began to write for various fern journals, giving special attention to the fern allies.
• Here it was arranged between them that the latter, who was both a good botanist and florist, should be recommended to the gardener as an assistant.
• Wheeler hastily revised her menu, telephoned the florist for flowers, and spent a long half-hour with Annie over plates and finger bowls.
• There is an abundant yield, indeed, after this, but it is only of service to the florist, the valued scent not being present in sufficient quantity.
• With the same instinct of enjoyment he might have gone out of his way daily to pass the window of a florist.
• His first victim was the widow Bourdais, who pursued the honest calling of a florist at Laval.
• Then, too, she refused to allow any flowers in the room, although Betty had got a florist out of bed to order some.
• Hiram had a knack of making a bank of the most plebeian vegetable and salads look like the display-window of a florist.
• Its care became my daily thought, Who to the sweet diversion brought A bit of florist skill To guide its progress, till it caught The meaning of my will.
• He might, for instance, have become a florist, and employed Mamie as his chief assistant.
• The poet loves the beauty and fragrance of flowers, the florist adds to this a mercenary interest.
• You will see flowers enough to overwhelm a Broadway florist, every sort of cereal, every fruit that grows, in prime condition for the table ten months out of the twelve.
• The Cardew mansion showed window-boxes at each window, filled by the florist with spring flowers, to be replaced later by summer ones.
• A florist at Haarlem enumerates 800 kinds of double-flowered Hyacinths, besides about 400 varieties of the single kind.
• He came presently, but did not turn east in search of the florist.
• It was not a good hotel, nor could I find a very good florist when I got up early the next day and went out with the intention of buying Henry some flowers.
• I bought a bunch, and the kind florist, whose heart was in the right place if his flowers were not, found me a nice simple glass to put it in.
• They mentioned a railway station, a public walk, a florist.
• That night he wrote a note to his florist, ordering the delivery of twenty roses for the young woman.
• In this we see the same power which the florist has to alter the color of the petals of his flowers by various methods of selective breeding.

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