mayflower
mayflower
Definition
may·flower (mā′flo̵u′ər)
noun
- any of various plants that flower in May or early spring; esp.,
- ☆ in the U.S., the trailing arbutus, any of several anemones, etc.
- in England, the may, cowslip, marsh marigold, etc.
- the ship on which the Pilgrims came to America (1620)
mayflower
Synonyms
mayflower
n.
mayflower
Usage Examples
Preposition: for
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Adjective modifier
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Modifies a noun
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- company: Of its competitors certain american mayflower life insurance company of new york amount of.
Noun used with modifier
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- insurance: With an adjacent here american company insurance life mayflower new york are some includes the key.
- life: With an adjacent here american company insurance life mayflower new york are some includes the key.
- company: With an adjacent here american company insurance life mayflower new york are some includes the key.
