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*[[Flower (song)|Flower]] is a song by [[Kumi Koda]]. |
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*[[Flower (Tomiko Van song)|Flower]] is also a song by [[Tomiko Van]]. |
*[[Flower (Tomiko Van song)|Flower]] is also a song by [[Tomiko Van]]. |
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*[[Flower (Liz Phair song)|Flower]] is also a song by indie rocker [[Liz Phair]] |
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*[[Flower EP]] is a single by [[Soundgarden]] |
*[[Flower EP]] is a single by [[Soundgarden]] |
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*[[Flower class corvette]], a class of ships in [[World War II]] |
*[[Flower class corvette]], a class of ships in [[World War II]] |
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Revision as of 07:59, 29 July 2007
Flower or its plural equivalent can mean several things:
Flower
- Flower, a structure found in plants
- Flower, in ancient chemistry, is the powdery form of any substance, especially as the result of condensation after sublimation.
- Flower is a song by Kumi Koda.
- Flower is also a song by Tomiko Van.
- Flower is also a song by indie rocker Liz Phair
- Flower EP is a single by Soundgarden
- Flower class corvette, a class of ships in World War II
- Robert Flower Australian rules Footballer
- Sir William Henry Flower (1831-1899) British physician and naturalist.
- Flower is the name of a skunk in the Disney movie Bambi.
- Flower is one of the Meerkats in the Animal Planet series Meerkat Manor.
- Flower is a song by Moby
- Flower is a type of devil stick
- Flower is a song by Asian pop artist BoA
Flowers
- Flowers is an album by The Rolling Stones
- Flowers is also an album by Echo & the Bunnymen.
- Flowers is an album by Ace of Base.
- Flowers is a song by Émilie Simon.
- Thomas Harold Flowers was a British engineer
- Wayland Flowers was the American puppeteer.
- Brandon Flowers, lead singer of The Killers.
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