blossomy

Of course native grapes, with their jammy, blossomy personality, appear on dessert menus throughout the country.

A dense, blossomy hibiscus hedge around his property camouflaged a thick steel fence and security cameras.

In the latter, blossomy orange, apple cider and spicy herbs mingle to produce a touch of sweetness.

Her blossomy sound is still distinctive, but her voice is more wavery in pitch and uneven than it has been.

Well, it works for her: Even cocooned in knitted black layers, she exudes an old-fashioned, blossomy sensuality.

Something in the air made her nose tickle pleasantly, a blossomy perfume negating the sterility of the rest of the house.

In a while they reached to the acres' end, that ever narrowing twixt wall and water did wane at last to blossomy banks by the borders of the way.

He paused, reflecting on what seemed even to him to be a very blossomy Barbara Cartland sentiment, and went on: "You know, I don't like to go out so much anymore.

Near at hand, to the lee of the driving barge, a tall island hove with verdurous trees and light, shell-shaped domes and blossomy gardens hanging far up in the dazzlement of noon.

There was little traffic in any direction; woodwagons moving from forest to village, water oxen shuffling from mire to meadow, a gooseherd keeping his hissing flock in order with a long; blossomy wand.

No; it was not the amount but the character of the art which caused me to take a seat on one of the blossomy stones and gaze up and down this fairy - like avenue for half an hour or more in bewildered admiration.

THE THANKLESS LADY Return to the index IT is May, and the moon leans down at night Over a blossomy land ; Leans from her window a lady white, With her cheek upon her hand.