blossom
/ˈblɒ.səm/verb
To produce flowers or come into bloom.
Example sentence
- “The cherry trees blossom in early April.”
The figurative use is common and warm: shy children blossom, friendships blossom into romance.
Related words
foggyCovered in fog, or hazy and hard to see or think through clearly.pebbleA little stone, often one worn smooth and round by water.chillyUnpleasantly cold, in a way that makes you uncomfortable.shoreThe strip of land along the edge of a sea, lake, or other still body of water.muddyDirty with wet soil, or containing a lot of it.cliffA steep, high face of rock that drops almost straight down.