Bloom

Meaning

Noun

●

A

; the

of a

; an

bud.

●

Flowers.

●

The

of

; the state of

or of having the

open.

●

A state or time of

,

, and

; an

to higher

,

to that of

into blossoms.

●

Rosy

; the

or

on a person's cheek.

●

The

,

upon certain

or newly-gathered

or

, as on

,

, etc.

●

Anything

an

of

freshness.

●

An

bloom.

●

The

which

sometimes

upon the

of a picture.

●

A

or

which

on well-tanned leather.

●

In Mineralogy:

A bright-hued

of some minerals.

●

In Cooking:

A

area of

that

of

when

and cooled.

●

In Television:

An

that may

when a very

is

a very

of the screen.

●

In Video games:

The increase in

as a gun's

is

held.

●

The

of

in a

by the

process.

Verb

●

To cause to

; to make flourish.

●

To

a

upon; to make

or radiant.

●

Of a

, to

; to

its

.

●

Of a person, business, etc, to

; to be

of

,

and

; to show

and freshness.

●

In Cooking:

To

the

of a

by

it in oil.

●

In Cooking:

To develop a

of

(white,

areas of

) due to

and cooling.

Name

●

A surname.

Sourced from

Origin

bloom

English

bloma

Old English (ca. 450-1100)

blome

Middle English (1100-1500)

blóm

Old Norse

bloom

Middle English (1100-1500)

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