blossomy

blos•som /ˈblɑsəm/USA pronunciation n.

Botanythe flower of a plant: [countable]apple blossoms.[uncountable]The tree was covered in blossom.
Botany the state of flowering:[uncountable]The cherry trees are in blossom.

v. [no object]

Botany(of a tree or bush) to produce or yield blossoms:The tree blossomed quickly.
(of a flower) to open up;
bloom:The roses blossomed last week.
to develop successfully;
grow;
flourish:His talent blossomed at the university.[~ + into + object]blossomed into a beautiful young woman.

blos•som (blos′əm),USA pronunciation n. [Bot.]

v.i.

Botanyto produce or yield blossoms.
to flourish;
develop (often fol. by into or out):a writer of commercial jingles who blossomed out into an important composer.
(of a parachute) to open.

bef. 900; (noun, nominal) Middle English blosme, blossem, Old English blōstm(a), blōsma flower; cognate with Middle Dutch bloesem, Middle Low German blosem, blossem; (verb, verbal) Middle English blosmen, Old English blōstmian, derivative of the noun, nominal See bloom¹, blow³

blos′som•less, adj.
blos′som•y, adj.

Blos•som (blos′əm),USA pronunciation n.

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