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that buds, grows or expands; developing n. 1 the act of budding or sprouting 2 a bud or branch 3 (context by extension English) a new growth or expansion of something v
(present participle of burgeon English)
Usage examples of "burgeoning".
His hands left her hair to roam her length, at first in gentle inquiry, and then with burgeoning impatience as he sought to learn and explore all of her flesh at once.
With burgeoning impatience they removed her clothing layer by layer until finally she stood as God had made her, swathed in nothing but the mass of dark hair that fell across her breasts and hung past her waist.
His groin tightened painfully at the thought, and he angrily tempered the burgeoning lust.
Swan asked belligerently, determined to quash any burgeoning feelings she might have.
She was not blind to the threats to Silverfox and herself, nor was she unaware of the powers burgeoning within the child.
That child has now come of age, an event that has triggered a renewed burgeoning of the Faitha second Embrasure has occurred, under the command of the First Child, Anaster.
A position demanding a sudden burgeoning of his ego, the unassailable belief in his own efficacy.
Beyond it, filling the sky above the harbour, was an enormous storm-cloud, flashes burgeoning from its heaving depths.
But for all their burgeoning vileness, there was something about their spread that smacked of desperation.
Hating it and the system which said that he could do more for his burgeoning career by working for a soldier in the field than he could by strollingor sedan-chairingaround the Forum Romanum.
He had revamped the training of recruits, choosing only the best and making great knights of them, and he had built facilities for his burgeoning army, gutting the abandoned buildings of Chancellery Square and turning them into useful war schools and barracks.
Ever determined to secure her reign, she spent her burgeoning fortune on the best mercenaries in the world, keeping them loyal with lucrative contracts.
Starbuck contracted with hundreds of small, under-financed ranches to supply beef for the burgeoning markets in America and Europe, and a certain percentage of failures and bankruptcies were expected.
She tilted her face and kissed him urgently, her hand searching down between them and closing around his burgeoning shaft.
She strained against Ki, her arms clutching him tightly around his back, while inside, Ki could feel his urgency burgeoning with every surge of her satiny sheath.