Definition of bluet in English:

bluet

noun ˈbluːɪtˈblo͞oət

A low-growing evergreen North American plant with milky-blue flowers.
矢车菊
Hedyotis or 'Houstonia' caerulea, family Rubiaceae
Example sentencesExamples
- He stands as a glad, unnecessary witness to an event - the bluets unseasonable flowering - made possible and then actually made by ‘stamina.’
- Those little bluets look so sweet!
- I stopped dead in my tracks and grinned real big when I noticed that the lawns are speckled with beautiful little bluets.
- That bluet breaks me up, tiny spring flower late, late in dour October.
- The only other large masses of flowers I saw this early in Georgia were little bluets and spring beauties.

Origin

Early 18th century: from French, diminutive of bleu 'blue'.

Rhymes

cruet, intuit, suet, Yuit

Definition of bluet in US English:

bluet

nounˈblo͞oət

A low-growing North American plant of the bedstraw family, with small four-petaled flowers and paired leaves. Bluets often grow in large groups.
Genus Houstonia or 'Hedyotis', family Rubiaceae: several species, especially H. caerulea, with milky-blue or white flowers, and long-leaved bluets (H. longifolia), with white or lavender flowers
Example sentencesExamples
- He stands as a glad, unnecessary witness to an event - the bluets unseasonable flowering - made possible and then actually made by ‘stamina.’
- Those little bluets look so sweet!
- I stopped dead in my tracks and grinned real big when I noticed that the lawns are speckled with beautiful little bluets.
- The only other large masses of flowers I saw this early in Georgia were little bluets and spring beauties.
- That bluet breaks me up, tiny spring flower late, late in dour October.

Origin

Early 18th century: from French, diminutive of bleu ‘blue’.

单词	bluet
释义	Definition of bluet in English: bluet noun ˈbluːɪtˈblo͞oət A low-growing evergreen North American plant with milky-blue flowers. 矢车菊 Hedyotis or 'Houstonia' caerulea, family Rubiaceae Example sentencesExamples He stands as a glad, unnecessary witness to an event - the bluets unseasonable flowering - made possible and then actually made by ‘stamina.’ Those little bluets look so sweet! I stopped dead in my tracks and grinned real big when I noticed that the lawns are speckled with beautiful little bluets. That bluet breaks me up, tiny spring flower late, late in dour October. The only other large masses of flowers I saw this early in Georgia were little bluets and spring beauties. Origin Early 18th century: from French, diminutive of bleu 'blue'. Rhymes cruet, intuit, suet, Yuit Definition of bluet in US English: bluet nounˈblo͞oət A low-growing North American plant of the bedstraw family, with small four-petaled flowers and paired leaves. Bluets often grow in large groups. Genus Houstonia or 'Hedyotis', family Rubiaceae: several species, especially H. caerulea, with milky-blue or white flowers, and long-leaved bluets (H. longifolia), with white or lavender flowers Example sentencesExamples He stands as a glad, unnecessary witness to an event - the bluets unseasonable flowering - made possible and then actually made by ‘stamina.’ Those little bluets look so sweet! I stopped dead in my tracks and grinned real big when I noticed that the lawns are speckled with beautiful little bluets. The only other large masses of flowers I saw this early in Georgia were little bluets and spring beauties. That bluet breaks me up, tiny spring flower late, late in dour October. Origin Early 18th century: from French, diminutive of bleu ‘blue’.
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