What is "dandelions"

Usage examples of "dandelions".

No use having the ladies and gentlemen of the ton think we’ve gone as daft over dandelions as the king has over the powdered wig.

Finally, after long moments, it was little Jamie McClure, the very same lad who fashioned Kane a new crown of dandelions every day, who stepped forward and called the gathering down to silence.

He removed the crown of dandelions from around his forehead, placed it atop his wife’s shimmering blonde hair, and pulled her into his arms.

Brocklebank was standing on the sidewalk with her handful of dandelions, waiting for me to fetch her The Life of the Tidepool.

Brocklebank and others of my neighbors who were attacking their dandelions, yesterday, are having a go at their lawns today.

Comstock was watching until her eyes ached, but there were no dandelions in the pail she carried.

Comstock found a large bed of tender dandelions and stopped to fill her pail.

She cleaned dandelions with greater deliberation than they ever before were examined.

As she cooked dandelions with bacon, she feared to serve them to him, so she made an excuse that it took too long to prepare them, blanched some and made a salad.

The dry slope was dotted with rabbits--some nibbling at the thin grass near their holes, others pushing further down to look for dandelions or perhaps a cowslip that the rest had missed.

He had so many wives that there was no counting them, and the wives had so many young that even Frith could not count them, and they ate the grass and the dandelions and the lettuces and the clover, and El-ahrairah was the father of them all.

But they saw none and soon grew bolder, crossing open spaces and even stopping to nibble at dandelions in the patches of weeds and rough grass.

As they heard him preparing to go first into the depths of the enemy warren as calmly as though he were looking for dandelions, his officers' spirits rose.

No dandelions there: Collis Folk is a ruthless executioner of dandelions.

There was Mrs Pike, picking her way through the dandelions and toward that rectangle of light across the porch.