florid
31florid — flo|rid 〈Adj.〉 rasch fortschreitend; floride Krankheit [Etym.: <lat. floridus »blühend«] …
32florid — flori̱d, in fachspr. Fügungen: flo̱ridus, ...da, ...dum [aus lat. floridus = blühend]: voll ausgeprägt, stark entwickelt u. rasch fortschreitend (z. B. von einem Krankheitsbild) …
33florid — flo|rid <aus lat. floridus »blühend«> voll entwickelt, stark ausgeprägt, rasch fortschreitend (von Krankheiten; Med.) …
34florid — see FLOWER …
35florid — flor·id || flÉ‘rɪd , flÉ” / flÉ’r adj. reddish, rosy; flowery; ornate; showy …
36florid — [ flɒrɪd] adjective 1》 having a red or flushed complexion. 2》 elaborately or excessively intricate or complicated. 3》 Medicine (of a disease or its manifestations) occurring in a fully developed form. Derivatives floridity noun floridly adverb… …
37florid — (L). Flowery …
38florid — a. 1. (Poetical.) Flowery. 2. Rubicund, flushed, of a bright red color. 3. Ornate, rhetorical, figurative, highly embellished …
39florid — adj 1. reddish, ruddy, rubicund, blowzy; high colored, erubescent, rubescent, blushing; rosy, flushed, glowing, blooming, radiant. 2. flowery, frilly, fussy, busy, ornate, baroque, elaborate, involved, Music. bravura; adorned, decorated,… …
40florid — flor·id …