sundrops
- noun
- /ˈsʌnˌdrɒps/
- We planted several sundrops along the pathway for their bright yellow color.
Examples
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The sundrops attract many bees and butterflies.
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The vibrant sundrops in her garden bloom early each morning.
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Native bees are especially attracted to the flowers of the sundrops.
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Look at those bright sundrops in the field!
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The vibrant sundrops in her garden bloom early each morning.
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We planted several sundrops along the pathway for their bright yellow color.
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Native bees are especially attracted to the flowers of the sundrops.
Compounds
- Specialized
A wild plant in central United States with bright yellow flowers that open in the evening
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Morphology
Etymology
Sundrops is made from the English parts sun and drops, so think of 'small drops of sunlight' — a helpful image for the plant's bright yellow flowers that open in the day.