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bloomy

[bloo-mee]
adjective, bloom·i·er, bloom·i·est.
  1. covered with blossoms; in full flower.
  2. Botany. having a bloom, as fruit.

Origin of bloomy

First recorded in 1585–95; bloom1 + -y1
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Examples from the Web for bloomy

Historical Examples of bloomy

  • Looked on the orchard, a bloomy sea, with its billows of blossoms.

    Poems

    William D. Howells

  • The grouse are by us undisturbed in their bloomy mountain covert.

  • She had brought to Mother Binning a basket heaped with bloomy plums.

    Foes

    Mary Johnston

  • There must be too a ruin dark, and gloomy, To say "joy not too much in all that's bloomy."

    Poems 1817

    John Keats

  • The radiant, or glowing, bloomy neutrality of effect is that which it is most desirable that a carpet should present.

British Dictionary definitions for bloomy

bloomy

adjective bloomier or bloomiest
  1. having a fine whitish coating on the surface, such as on the rind of a cheese
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