Clover

What do we mean by clover?

Any of various herbs of the genus Trifolium in the pea family, having trifoliolate leaves and dense heads of small flowers and including species grown for forage, for erosion control, and as a source of nectar for honeybees. noun

Any of several other plants in the pea family, such as bush clover and sweet clover. noun

Any of several nonleguminous plants, such as water clover. noun

(in clover) Living a carefree life of ease, comfort, or prosperity. idiom

A name of various common species of plants of the genus Trifolium, natural order Leguminosæ. noun

One of several plants of other genera belonging to the same order. noun

In Texas, Marsilea macropoda, a plant of some forage value in shady bottoms. See Marsilea. noun

Same as annual red clover. noun

In California: Trifolium fucatum, a true clover, probably with some allied species or varieties. These are succulent plants with light-colored foliage. noun

T. obtusiflorum, a species having an acid taste and clammy with an acid exudation. The Indians regard it as one of the best for eating, the exudation being generally washed off. Also called salt clover and, as growing near springs, spring-clover. noun

Same as bear-clover. noun

A plant of different species of the genus Trifolium; as the common red clover, Trifolium pratense, the white, Trifolium repens, and the hare's foot, Trifolium arvense. noun

A small weevil (Apion apricans), that destroys the seeds of clover. noun

The larva of a small moth (Asopia costalis), often very destructive to clover hay. noun

See Meliot. noun

A plant of the genus Trifolium with leaves usually divided into three (rarely four) leaflets and with white or red flowers. noun

A plant of the genus Trifolium noun

A plant of the genus Trifolium with leaves usually divided into three (rarely four) leaflets and with white or red flowers.

The second Lenormand card, representing hope, optimism and short-term luck.

Clover is aterm used to describe a genuiely beautiful girl. One that makes you stop for a moment but yet it feels liek an eternity and go - oh my lord. This is true beauty. Urban Dictionary

Clover is one of the nost sweetest and funniest people ever. he's very understanding and will always listen to u when u need to talk. i've knows her for a long time now and appreciate and love them alot Urban Dictionary

A rattled kid who needs to be called a clover. Listens to soft music like owl city, tswift, and lots of remixes. SOFT CHILD. Urban Dictionary

The area at the top of a girls vulva where the labia major and clit hood meet, the most painful place to wax. this area strongly resembles part of a clover. Urban Dictionary

N. (slang) marijuana, hemp Urban Dictionary

I luv her even if she is animated Urban Dictionary

An ancient mute soldier. original name-chloe Urban Dictionary

Clover is a plant often found in clover fields. however, whilst clover is a plant that grows where no one wants it, clover is also a nick name for a person who goes where no one wants them to (e.g. parking their caravan on private land and then stealing your windchimes) Urban Dictionary

To bong 3-4 roaches in succession Urban Dictionary

A clover is when the ping-pong ball lands at the intersection of three cups during a game of beer pong. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to clover:
clover, cover, clever, lover, plover, clove, closer, cloven, slover, claver, glover, cloves, clower, cliver, coover, cloner, cloer, clouer.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word clover:
melilot, trefoil, fabaceae, vetch, leprechaun, alfalfa, legume, legumes, leven, fodder, pty, pea, mort, shamrock, forage, spp, leaf, perennial, tavern, hay, mosaic, herb, beans, monica, virus, dairy, honey, bean, meadow, crop, hill, moth, crimson, flowering, unincorporated, grazing, grass, moore, bend, egg, livestock, seed, bee, fork, nitrogen, sweet, alaska, creek, nevada, plantation, cultivated, varieties, wheat, crops, corn, ltd, manga, mill, endemic, farms, idol, plants, seeds, flower, planted, plant, tommy, foods, township, native, cattle, hop, flowers, railroad, leaves, adams, virginia, sierra, richmond, soil, feed, alice, yellow, genus.

Words that rhyme with clover:
over, turnover, moreover, crossover, rover, leftover, takeover, take over, makeover, hangover, rollover, dover, pushover, passover, go over, spillover, grover, layover, stopover, turn over, voiceover, drover, get over, changeover, slover, holdover, hand over, carryover, roll over, gloss over, come over, stover, carry over, pass over, run over, all over, win over, mull over, left over, watch over, knock over, blow over, hold over, tip over, brim over, fall over, make over, lord it over, spill over, think over, skip over, tide over, bowl over, talk over, keel over, over-, glaze over, move over, sleep over, landrover, put over, flip over, change over, westover, cloud over, hostile takeover, poring over, sweep over, crossing over, double over, boil over, glance over, switch over, chew over, haze over, bridge over, look out over, pick over, sea rover, kovar, stop over, put one over, taking over, taken over, hunch over, lay over, over and over, hash over, puzzle over, apple turnover, well over, check over, sign over, smooth over, antitakeover, deed over, landover, grow over, ball over, bubble over.

Adjectives that are often used to describe clover:
red, white, sweet, crimson, subterranean, leaf, leaved, wild, green, common, yellow, mammoth, leafed, alsike, medium, dutch, purple, egyptian, fresh, burr, broad, perennial, pink, bur, mixed, persian, dry, tall, fragrant, scented, cut, hop, fourleaf, swedish, luxuriant, tetraploid, strawberry, sour, buffalo, flowering, wet, foot, scarlet, smelling, bush, mexican, unraked, fourleaved, lucky, ruddy, incarnate, biennial, headed, dewy, hubam, lush, spoiled, cultivated.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective clover:
seed, hay, leaf, field, fields, blossoms, seeds, leaves, grass, roots, honey, blooms, hill, heads, plants, pasture, rotation, swards, blossom, pastures, bloom, mixtures, leys, head, mixture, patch, crop, tops, timothy, symbiosis, chaff, mites, ley, sward, flowers, poisoning, feed, plant, association, silage, bells, flower, mist, soil, disease, stem, farmer, farm, crops, bed, cutting, mill, reach, huller, sod, cops, mite, region, leafs, sickness, meadow, producing, meadows, plot, club, dodder, patches, rush, dales, acreage, bud, juice, stubble, blos, nectar, lots, nook, calyx, weevil, plots, cultivation, tubes.

Consonant match to clover:
clever, cleaver, clavi, clava, cliver, clavy, kluver, klaver, klever, cleva, cleave a, clevie, clive a, clove a, kluever.

Words that sound like clover:
clover, clever, cleaver, claver, klever, cliver, klaver, kluver, closure, clove, clovers, cloves, cloture, kover, kovar, keel over, clovered, call over, glover, allover, all over, all-over, glaver, clear, closer, cover, quiver, claire, clare, cleave, clair, clive, quaver, cleve, clinger, clar, clave, cleaves, clanger, clor, cleves, cleverer, caver, clour, cleavers, cleva, clavier, clower, couver, klar, clore, klinger, chlor, claves, clure, cavour, clava, coover, clav, clev, klare, cleeve, kever, cleere, claar, keever, caliver, klavier, kleve, chlore, cliv, colliver, klaar, klier, kiver, clivers, kliewer, chlor-, clavi, clir, kluwer, kleur, klahr, oliver, slover, go over, chloe, clouthier, clearer, clatter, chlo, cleaved, clacker, clasher, clater, calver, classer, claytor, booklover, clavo.