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tuberose
1[toob-rohz, tyoob-, too-buh-rohz, tyoo-]
noun
a bulbous plant, Polianthes tuberosa, of the agave family, cultivated for its spike of fragrant, creamy-white, lily-like flowers.
tuberose
2[too-buh-rohs, tyoo-]
adjective
tuberose
noun
a perennial Mexican agave plant, Polianthes tuberosa , having a tuberous root and spikes of white fragrant lily-like flowers
adjective
a variant of tuberous
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of tuberose1
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of tuberose1
Example Sentences
That’s because scent isn’t simply the notes — say vanilla, sandalwood, tuberose; it’s about the feeling they evoke.
The couple have not only just produced their new range of perfumes - with combinations such as tuberose and berry, and coconut and agarwood - but also their first child - a daughter, Sadeel.
The gardens sprawl in four sections, reimagining the vision of Sun King, Louis XIV, who wanted his grounds to overflow with the scents of orange blossom, hyacinth, tuberose and jasmine.
She could smell her mother's perfume, the scent of tuberoses that followed her still wherever she went.
I love the smell of nutmeg, clove and cinnamon in wintertime, then gardenia, tuberose and lavender in summer.
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