petal

Preposition: of

• rose: You stroll along the footpath, reaching out to gently touch the petals of these fragrant roses.
• flower: The five tiny petals of each disk flower are white in the images below.

Converse of object

• toss: Why settle for throwing ordinary rice when instead you can make the wedding so much more romantic by tossing rose petals?
• rise: Dog rose petals are used either raw or cooked.
• scatter: During June the beans flower with small white and pink petals scattered thinly among the crop.
• scent: Sam was charmed to find that scented flower petals covered the water in the bath in the ladies ' room.

Adjective modifier

• reflexed: Aslan ( from Unwins ) has fully double reflexed petals -- have all the appearance of a shaggy lion's mane.
• poppy: Thousands of poppy petals were scattered into a crater at the site.
• outer: Outer petals turn back to make a deeply domed flower.
• purple: They carry generous clusters of gleaming flowers, with sleek scarlet sepals flaring to reveal a slim skirt of purple petals surrounding coral stamens.
• delicate: Closer up its delicate beige petals were tinged with a deep rose at the base.
• pink: In the middle are lines of squares surrounded by pink petals.

Modifies a noun

• abscission: A number of methods are used to delay petal abscission artificially, including the use of chemicals.
• confetti: Then all the ladies had been handed a cone of rose petal confetti on the way out.
• jam: Roses and Rose petals jam pink 51 roses A round bouquet with a jar of rose petals jam.
• disk: The lightweight 220 mm rear petal disk is operated by a lightweight single-piston caliper.

Noun used with modifier

• rose: A simple runner can be used to line the aisle, making clean up of rose petals a little easier.
• lotus: Light danced around hir like lotus petals, like flames, like ghosts.
• flower: These floated away, together with flower petals, forming a carpet over the water.
• guard: There should be no gaps between the guard petals of each open flower.