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- noun Plural form of
snowdrop .
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Examples
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But is it certain that she will not call him back, as she called the snowdrops?
Browning's Heroines Ethel Colburn Mayne
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Early comers such as snowdrops melt faster than a ice-lolly when it's warm.
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This old, good saying occurred to me when recently I saw snowdrops.
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Cut daffodils, snowdrops and hellebores for late-winter flowers.
Say it with your own arrangement - or cutting garden - of flowers Joel M. Lerner 2011
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I have seen snowdrops; in gardens and on the cart of a peasant woman who was driving to market.
Commonplace 2010
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This old, good saying occurred to me when recently I saw snowdrops.
Commonplace 2010
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In our woods and forests, spring begins more quietly – the blades of snowdrops pushing through frozen ground in late January, followed by the star-shaped wood anemones, the dog violets, celandines and primroses, before the bluebells arrive in April, a haze of sky-coloured petals, yellow anthers and clear honey scent.
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My husband is unmoved by the plight of my strawberry plants, but keen to get the snowdrops in.
Archive 2009-02-01 Jean 2009
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So it's small wonder that the early spring flowers are barely showing in Scotland and Northern Ireland, but in the southern half of the country spring is well under way – snowdrops, celandines, daffodils, crocuses and hazel catkins are coming into bloom and the leaf buds of elder trees starting to break open.
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I have seen snowdrops; in gardens and on the cart of a peasant woman who was driving to market.
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