burgeon out

burgeon out

To quickly grow and mature. Usually used in reference to plants. I can't wait for the flowers I planted to burgeon out and fill our yard with color! We're going to the botanical garden to see which flowers have burgeoned out already this spring. Plants don't burgeon out on my watch, sadly—I only kill them.

See also: out

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burgeon out

to develop and grow rapidly; to burst forth. The flowers burgeoned out and made the garden beautiful again. When the trees have burgeoned out, spring is really here.

See also: out

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