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wood lily

noun

  1. a lily, Lilium philadelphicum, of eastern North America, having orange-red flowers.


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Word History and Origins

Origin of wood lily1

1350–1400; Middle English: meadow saffron
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Example Sentences

When he sculpted it to a point, such a brush would let him paint the pinfeathers of a young meadowlark or the petals of a wood lily.

These native wood lilies emerge from the ground in spring.

In such places, my spirit lifted to the sight of the drifts of white clover or the clouds of purple vetch, with here and there the flaming cup of a wood lily.

In such places my spirit lifted to the sight of the drifts of white clover or the clouds of purple vetch with here and there the flaming cup of a wood lily.

Others will shade you under sassafras, white oak and beech before putting you out, gently, at a meadow full of butterfly weed and wood lilies.

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