- any flowering plant growing wild in fields, woods, etc.
- its flower
Also written wild flower
wildflower
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wildflower
also wild flow·er
noun
- A usually herbaceous flowering plant that is not a cultivated variety, especially one that has conspicuous flowers and is found in a natural environment.
- The flower of such a plant.
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