Snowdrop is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SNOWDROP in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a drooping white flower of early spring
• a bulbous European plant which bears drooping white flowers during the late winter.
• small white bell-shaped spring flower
• A bulbous plant (Galanthus nivalis) bearing white flowers, which often appear while the snow is on the ground. It is cultivated in gardens for its beauty.
• common anemone of eastern North America with solitary pink-tinged white flowers
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a European herb

Words related to SNOWDROP

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Words that contain SNOWDROP

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How to use SNOWDROP in a sentence

• The flowers, which are pure white, and in long racemes, resemble much those of the Snowdrop Tree.
• This is a very ornamental tall-growing shrub, of somewhat loose growth, and bearing flowers which resemble, both in size and appearance, those of our common Snowdrop.
• SNOWDROP AND SEVEN LITTLE DWARFS Once upon a time there was a little princess called Snowdrop, who had a cruel step-mother who was jealous of her.
• Snowdrop wandered about until she came to the house of seven little dwarfs, and they were so kind as to take her in and let her live with them.
• Not long after the seven dwarfs came home they found that she was laced too tight and cut the lace, whereupon Snowdrop began to breathe and soon came back to life again.
• The minute she put the poisoned comb in her hair Snowdrop fell down as though dead.
• When the seven dwarfs came home they found their poor Snowdrop on the floor, and suspecting the bad Queen began to look for the cause, soon finding the comb.
• No sooner had they removed it than Snowdrop came to life again.
• A thousand flowers with a thousand hues will follow after thee, but I will not, I will not forget thee my Snowdrop.
• They closely resemble the Snowdrop, but are much larger than that well-known spring favourite.
• The best way of displaying the Snowdrop alone is in large groups densely crowded together.
• Pretty Poll, with small delicate pale features, sits beside him like a snowdrop.
• But Snowdrop grew ever taller and fairer, and at seven years old was beautiful as the day, and more beautiful than the queen herself.
• From that hour she so hated Snowdrop, that she burned with secret wrath whenever she saw the maiden.
• Snowdrop being so hungry and thirsty, ate a little of the vegetables and bread on each plate, and drank a drop of wine from every cup, for she did not like to empty one entirely.
• When it was morning, Snowdrop woke up, and was frightened when she saw the seven dwarfs.
• When they found Snowdrop lifeless on the ground, they at once distrusted her stepmother.
• When the dwarfs came home in the evening, they found Snowdrop lying breathless and motionless on the ground.
• Long, long years, did Snowdrop lie in her coffin unchanged, looking as though asleep, for she was still white as snow, red as blood, and her hair was black as ebony.
• He saw the coffin on the mountain with the beautiful Snowdrop in it, and read what was written there in letters of gold.
• They happened to stumble over a bush, and the shock forced the bit of poisoned apple which Snowdrop had tasted out of her throat.
• When she came, and found that it was Snowdrop alive again, she stood petrified with terror and despair.
• The snowdrop and parnassia, if well dried, continue white.
• I have hardly finished wiping the mire from the tender, lilac-veined snow-drop petals, before I hear his voice in the distance, in conversation with some one.
• Blue sky, with pure little snow-drop clouds, as if the angels had dropped them from their baskets as they tended the flowers in the heavenly gardens.

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