budding
జూనియర్
definition
verb
new blood vessels bud out from the vascular bed
(of a plant or animal) form a bud.
adjective
a budding chrysanthemum
(of a plant) having or developing buds.
example
Griffin puts a bit more meat on the bone in the second half, which opens with a revelation that rocks the 'budding' relationship.
I want to picture the delightful birth of spring and its 'budding' flowers and baby animals.
Manor Café's patio fulfills the criteria handily, a serene oasis in the midst of huge 'budding' trees behind the teeming arteries of 124th. St. and 102nd. Ave.
Dwindling concentrations of hedgehog protein reached across the 'budding' limb to shape the first two digits.
Was there any sign yet of the 'budding' historian?
Curious, he meandered over the small fence and then across the lawn, making room for himself between a small fir tree and another small 'budding' shrub of some sort.
The 'budding' trees and the returning birds figure the transmigration of the soul so beautifully I wish that I could die and see the world again through infant eyes.
Marly inherited a motel on rundown Delrona Beach from her father, but after the breakdown of her marriage and a failed relationship with a 'budding' golf pro, her belief in fulfilment waned.
This week I sat on a panel, run by the Theatre Investment Fund and the Society of London Theatre, that offers 'budding' producers bursaries of up to £15,000.
A new drama group in Westbury is on the lookout for 'budding' dancers and actors to come along to auditions this weekend.
Life is just like a 'budding' flower at the break of spring all over again.
With the introduction of the Internet, electronic and computer games, etc, we have seen a reduction in the relative time spent by 'budding' West Indian cricketers on the cricket field.
But that still left her with the problem of Josh and his 'budding' relationship with her best friend.
Nino Rijo, Banhart's second 2004 release, continues his 'budding' legacy in stunning fashion.
The event is a platform for 'budding' dancers and promising choreographers.
It wasn't long before the children were spotting deer tracks, gopher burrows, butterflies, hornets' nests and 'budding' flowers.
The bench was under a few newly 'budding' trees with little pink buds in front of the gray, dreary looking shallow pond.
As the woman continues to slowly progress and a 'budding' romance begins to take shape, Mike starts to dig around into the archives to learn the full story of Roman and Margaret.
Why not continue to run it himself, and build on his 'budding' reputation as a patriot?
We show you how to successfully blend 'budding' relationships with your lifelong friendships.
The 'budding' actors and actresses at Parklands had began preparing for their version of the musical Arabian Nights back in autumn when war was still only a remote possibility.
The series, which is designed for 'budding' adventure racers, will continue in Squamish on April 25 with a tri-sport event at Alice Lake.
Even if the 'budding' breasts are all in my imagination, my swollen abdomen definitely isn't.
Paul knows enough not to flaunt the 'budding' relationship in front of Tip.
Suffice it to say that Vincent and Thelma will discover a lot about each other, and some of what they learn will threaten both their 'budding' relationship and their chances of making it to Crete.
It was to that laboratory that a young 'budding' chemist from Lancaster directed his steps one autumn day in 1845.
Most signs of spring, like 'budding' trees, are worth celebrating.
Shayla cried holding her arms out and looking up at the canopy of 'budding' tree branches.
Worse still, the other men know it too: Molly's 'budding' relationship with Boylan is evidently not a secret.
Granados was eventually deported, and the paper's 'budding' relationship with the Latino community tanked.
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