reflower
/riːˈflaʊə/verb
1 [no object] To flower or flourish again.
2 [with object] To cause to flower or flourish again. Chiefly literary. Now rare.
Origin
Late Middle English. From re- + flower, probably partly after classical Latin reflōrēscere or post-classical Latin reflorere and French refleurir.
- cerous
- Cerritos
- Cerro Gordo
- cert
- cert.
- certain
- certainly
- certainty
- CertEd
- certes
- certifiable
- certifiably
- certificate
- certificate of deposit
- Certificate of Secondary Education
- certification
- certified cheque
- certified mail
- certified milk
- certified public accountant
- certifier
- certify
- certiorari
- certitude
- cerulean