Floret [noun]

Fill each jar about halfway with the florets, then divide the chiles between the jars and fill with the remaining florets.

If well rubbed after threshing, the floret is nearly smooth, otherwise it contains on the lower half numerous webby hairs.

Every blade of grass, each leaf, each separate floret and petal, is an inscription speaking of hope.

It is a tubular floret, split down on one side, with the united petals forming a straplike projection.

As late as Cotgrave we find floret, "a foile; a sword with the edge rebated."

The relative positions of the parts of the floret are shown in the floral diagrams.

Quibus obsoletis floret Epicurus, eiusdem fere adiutor auctorque sententiae.

Floret adhuc et adhuc florebit Florius haec specie floridus optat amans.

The flower is compound, and each little floret contains particles so minute, that the task of obtaining a load is very tedious.

Floret confessed to the Prvt of Paris that the whole affair was a deception, and on March 24, 1404, they were all duly burned.