Small bell-shaped blue flowers that grow in forests and meadows, especially common in Europe in spring.
Compound of 'blue' and 'bell,' named for the flower's shape and color. The term has been used in English since at least the 16th century.
British bluebells create the most spectacular natural carpets of color each spring, and they're protected by law because they're so beloved—picking them without permission is actually illegal in the UK!
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