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bloomly
English
Etymology
From bloom +? -ly.
Adjective
bloomly (comparative bloomlier or more bloomly, superlative bloomliest or most bloomly)
- Of, like, pertaining to, or resembling a flower or bloom; bloomy; floral.
- 2008, Break in Time - Dac 2.1 - Audio Note Kits Forum:
- The sound went from a bloomly, euphonic sound to a warm fuzzy sound. Is this due to break in?
- 2008, Break in Time - Dac 2.1 - Audio Note Kits Forum:
bloomly From the web:
bloomy
English
Etymology
bloom +? -y
Pronunciation
- Rhymes: -u?mi
Adjective
bloomy (comparative more bloomy, superlative most bloomy)
- Having or resembling a bloom (as on fruit).
- Full of blooms; flowering.
- a bloomy garden
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