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lily
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lily
a common name for many plants in the family Liliaceae, many of them poisonous. In cases where such plants are suspected of causing poisoning it is probably safest to assume that they are. See also gloriosa, arum.
lily-of-the-valley
see convallaria majalis.
lily-of-the-valley tree
see clethra arborea.
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35 740m Coral Backing Sue Ryder Care Trophy 1 Dazzle Special (T V Hunwicks, Pbrgh) 2 Lilys Nod (J E Gammon, Hove) 3 Brimardon Helen (m) (A M P Collett, Stgbrn) 4 Seamies Gambler (m) (P W Young, Romfd) 5 Dromana Becky (m) (B D O'Sullivan, Cryfd) 6 Useful Asset (w) (B A Clemenson, Hove) 20.
TRAP DRAWS by The Racing Post (London, England)
But, interestingly, there are many Jacks and Lilys, Graces, Avas and Scarletts.
In praise of old-fashioned names by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
Lilys funeral will be Friday, February 15, from Turgeon Funeral Home, 56 Main St.
Lily K. Lamontagne, 6 by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
 
 
 
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