bourgeon

/ ˈbɜːdʒən /

noun

They keep religion alive, and make it bourgeon and yield the new fruits for which the generations hunger.

Bourgeon de Mars, enfant de Paris;Si un eschape, il en vaut dix.

Then, in the violet forest, all a-bourgeon, Eucharis said to me: "It is Spring."

Then, in the violet forest all a-bourgeon, Eucharis, said to me: It is Spring.

These "lisping hawthorn-buds" of fashion only bourgeon in tainted soil.

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