Examples
“She wore antique mettanite struts, and a tiara of cobalts and diamonds, and she advanced in her own warm front of orange blossom fog.”
“Guests are likely to remember your fabulous duck à l’orange as much for the crispy skin as for the sight of the tawny bird surrounded by candied orange sauce and white orange blossom flowers.”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘orange blossom’.
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CULI - wine-tasting adjectives
In this area of expertise nouns are frequently used as adjectives (almond, bacon, cider, diesel, fennel, fresh-cut hay, wool) or new adjectives are formed (appley, berrylike, citrusy, full-bodied, ...
acetic, acidic, aged, angular, appley, astringent, attractive, austere, berrylike, big, bitter, brawny and 511 more...
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Stately Plants
The flowers and trees of states and nations.
camellia, forget-me-not, saguaro cactus, apple blossom, Calafornia poppy, Rocky Mountain, mountain laurel, peach blossom, American beauty rose, orange blossom, Cherokee rose, pua aloalo and 210 more...
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Words Covered in Faery Dust (O)
words that evoke magic, mystery, mayhem, magnificence or anything else that glimmers in the grass
oak, oblivion, octagon, october, ode, ogre, omen, op art, opaline, open sesame, ophiomancy, opium and 29 more...
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Honey List
Honey varieties of all sorts. These are "monofloral", meaning the predominant source of nectar was from a single plant species.
"Polyfloral" honey is derived from a variety of nectar ...basswood, gallberry, clover, tupelo, sourwood, alfalfa, huajillo, orange blossom, kiawe, lehua, thistle, sage and 20 more...
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how romantic.
those pretty words that make my heart go pitter-patter!
ivory, peacocks, sentimental, celestial, frost, champagne, soliloquy, starlight, topaz, gossamer, jazz, waltz and 22 more...
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Strawberry Shortcake and Friends
raisin cane, sour grapes, peculiar purple p..., maple stirrup, coco nutwork, horseradish, tamale, flitter-bit, escargot, lucky bug, mr. sun, banana twirl and 21 more...
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Prohibition Drinks: "The Pansies"
"The Pansies" were on Esquire's list of the worst drinks of Prohibition. Seen in this New York Times article, "Bar? What Bar?" by William Grimes, June 2, 2009.
List also includes other...alexander, sweetheart, fluffy ruffles, pom pom, cream fizz, jake, raines law sandwich, princess mary's p..., leap year cocktail, angel's wings coc..., thunderclap cocktail, sidecar and 44 more...
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treeseed Orange blossom is a traditional flower at weddings and its use dates back to the Crusades. It is believed to have been used by the Saracens to symbolise chastity and purity and the evergreen leaves are a symbol for everlasting love. A traditional ingredient of love potions
_http://www.webwedding.co.uk/articles/traditions.htm Feb 6, 2008