a plant with reference to its blooming: an early bloomer
a person in the bloom or prime of life
Chiefly Brit., Slang a foolish or stupid mistake
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noun
a costume for women or girls, consisting of a short skirt and loose trousers gathered at the ankles: worn in the 1850s, but never popular
baggy trousers gathered at the knee, formerly worn by girls and women for athletics
an undergarment somewhat like this
Bloomer,
Amelia Jenks 1818-94; U.S. social reformer & feminist
See bloomer in American Heritage Dictionary 4
(blo͞oˈmər)
noun
a. A plant that blooms.
b. A person who attains full maturity and competence: a late bloomer.
Slang A blunder.
(blo͞oˈmər)
noun
A costume formerly worn by women and girls that was composed of loose trousers gathered about the ankles and worn under a short skirt.
bloomers
a. Wide, loose trousers gathered at the knee and formerly worn by women and girls as an athletic costume.
b. Girls' underpants of similar design.
(blo͞oˈmər), Amelia Jenks 1818-1894.
American social reformer who founded and edited the feminist newspaper Lily (1849-1855), wrote about unjust marriage laws and women's suffrage, and advocated a new style of dress for women.