- A
gilliflower or
gillyflower (/ˈdʒɪliˌflaʊ.ər/) is the
carnation or a
similar plant of the
genus Dianthus,
especially the
Clove Pink
Dianthus caryophyllus...
- (Jenna-Louise Coleman) to
prevent a plot by the
chemist and
engineer Mrs
Gillyflower (Diana Rigg), who
wishes to
start a new
world by
wiping out all of humanity...
-
Gillyflower was a 32-gun
fourth rate
vessel of the
Kingdom of England, She
started life as the
Genoese merchantman Archangel Saint Michael built 1639...
- girofle, from the
Latin word
clavus "nail". The
related English word
gillyflower,
originally meaning "clove",
derives via said Old
French girofle and...
-
suggests the name
Gillikin may be
named after the
purple blossoms of the
gillyflower. Like all of the
countries of Oz, the
Gillikin Country contains various...
- alterations, e.g. andiron, belfry, crayfish, cutlet, female, furbelow,
gillyflower, gingerbread, penthouse, ****xe, pulley. The
spelling of some words...
- led by Mrs
Gillyflower. She
finds the
Eleventh Doctor, kept
prisoner in Sweetville, and the trio
reunites to help him
defeat Mrs
Gillyflower, by sabotaging...
- Anna Film The
Bletchley Circle Millie TV
series 2013
Doctor Who Ada
Gillyflower Series 7 (Episode: "The
Crimson Horror")
Sixteen Laura Film 2014 The...
- was part of the
court of
Henry III, with the rent set at "One
clove of
Gillyflower" each year. The
current house was
built between 1564 and 1588, and it...
- and the tree is not a
strong grower. It
ripens in October. The
Cornish Gillyflower is used as a base for
comparison by the RHS
fruit committee to gauge...
