Marigold is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MARIGOLD in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a composite plant of genus Calendula, with orange-yellow flowers
• a plant of the daisy family with yellow, orange, or copper-brown flowers, cultivated as an ornamental.
• used in names of plants with yellow flowers other than true marigolds, e.g. corn marigold, marsh marigold.
• plant with yellow or orange flowers
• A name for several plants with golden yellow blossoms, especially the Calendula officinalis (see Calendula), and the cultivated species of Tagetes.
• any of various tropical American plants of the genus Tagetes widely cultivated for their showy yellow or orange flowers
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a flowering plant

Words related to MARIGOLD

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Words that contain MARIGOLD

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How to use MARIGOLD in a sentence

• Over there in the west now there was a pale after-glow of marigold.
• If it turns out that the type possesses two humps it will be able to convey Edgar and Marigold at one and the same time, thus saving delay and inconvenience.
• He had half buried the polo-ball in dust, and stuck six shrivelled old marigold flowers in a circle round it.
• A little naked child pattered in, with its mouth wide open, a handful of marigold flowers in one hand, and a lump of conserved tobacco in the other.
• The little Child He laughed aloud To see the smiling flower, And as He laughed the Marigold Turned gold in that same hour.
• The bonnet was Marigold colour, was it not? And one string canary-coloured and one white.
• The two eldest were called Marigold and Dressalinda.
• Marigold and Dressalinda were very cross to think that they had lost all their money, and after being so rich and sought after, they must now live in a miserable cottage.
• The garden Marigold, often called African Marigold, came originally from Southern France, and has been cultivated in England since 1570.
• Sedges and flags, the skunk cabbage and marsh marigold, grape vines, alders, willows and button bush abound along its shores.
• Haggren, Professor of Natural History, perceived one evening a faint flash of light repeatedly darted from a marigold.
• The crushed marigold smell from the river closed them in, and the banks crept by in slow procession.
• The bottom of the large circular or marigold window is injured in its effect by a Gothic balustrade of a later period.
• This is so attending and the mixture which is as yet a marigold has the proof and the price it has all the constitution and the west of the dinner.
• King Midas had one little daughter, whose name was Marigold.
• He even loved it better than his own little daughter, dear little rosy-cheeked Marigold.
• Instantly she became his own darling Marigold again, and gave him a kiss.

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