Magnolia is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MAGNOLIA in dictionary:

NOUN:
• any tree or shrub of the magnoliaceous genus Magnolia of Asia and North America
• a tree or shrub with large, typically creamy-pink or -white, waxy flowers.
• a pale creamy-white colour like that of magnolia blossom
• shrub or tree with showy white or pink flowers
• A genus of American and Asiatic trees, with aromatic bark and large sweet-scented whitish or reddish flowers.
• dried bark of various magnolias; used in folk medicine
• any shrub or tree of the genus Magnolia; valued for their longevity and exquisite fragrant blooms
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a flowering shrub or tree

Words related to MAGNOLIA

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Words that contain MAGNOLIA

magnolias12 magnoliaceous18

How to use MAGNOLIA in a sentence

• There was a magnolia shrub about ten paces away from us, casting a shadow so deep that the ground it covered looked like a bottomless abyss.
• One day, early in the month, when Tom came with the carriage, she told him to drive to Magnolia Lawn.
• But considering the unlucky beginning of his honeymoon at Magnolia Lawn, he deemed it prudent to be very assiduous in his attentions to his bride.
• Horsechestnut Magnolia Lilac Beech American Elm Balm of Gilead Tulip-tree Cherry Red Maple Norway Spruce 2.
• Another arrangement, not very common, is found in the Magnolia, the Holly, and the radical leaves of the common Plantain and Tobacco.
• The front of it was whitewashed, with green shutters, and had a shiny-leaved magnolia trained round about the windows.
• New England is dry and hard, though she have a warm nook in her, here and there, where the magnolia grows after a fashion.
• Thereafter he rarely rode out without noticing some crab, holly, magnolia, pine or other young tree that would serve his purpose.
• Its leaves, twelve to eighteen inches long, are larger than those of the other magnolia trees.
• He was buried in Magnolia Cemetery, at the dedication of which twenty-one years earlier he had read the dedication poem.
• His house was small, with a lawn about the size of a saucer in front, and a back yard entirely monopolized by a tiny magnolia tree.
• The magnolia on the south wall is blooming, though we are only two days off Christmas.
• The magnolia drooped its ivory tassels, and scented the forest with perfume.
• Magnolia trees were thick on either side and framed a picture of rare beauty.
• One family lived six miles east of Magnolia and the other six miles north of Magnolia.
• We found his money on his place at Magnolia when he died.
• Well, what did that young rascal do but grow a beard and hire out as a waiter in the Magnolia Hotel.
• At New York, we found ourselves hurried for time to reach the packet Magnolia, and went directly from the depot to the quay, for embarkation.
• It was a forest of magnolia, willow, and cypress, and of oaks, from which hung great solemn festoons of moss.
• She was of exquisite shape, her face and arms and bosom having a clean fair polish like the delicate whiteness of a magnolia, as I have since seen that flower in bloom.
• Ragged frost-coated branches framed the sloping roof, and the white columns of the square side porches emerged from the black crags of magnolia trees.
• We noticed in one yard a magnolia, as high as some of our largest shade-maples, with rich, dark, shining foliage.
• We wheeled our man out into this divine freshness of renewed life, stopping the chair under a glossy, stately magnolia.

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