Bloom.

From bloom to bloom. A floral rent. The Lord of the Manor received a red rose or gillyflower, on the Feast of John the Baptist, yearly (July 5th, O. S.). (See Notes and Queries, Feb. 13th, 1886, p. 135.)

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Entry taken from Dictionary of Phrase and Fable, edited by the Rev. E. Cobham Brewer, LL.D. and revised in 1895.

Blood of the Grograms (The)
Bloody
Bloody (The)
Bloody Assizes
Bloody Bill
Bloody-bones
Bloody Butcher
Bloody Hand
Bloody Wedding
Bloody Week (The)
Bloom
Bloomerism
Blount (Charles)
Blouse
1. Blow (To)
2. Blow (To)
3. Blow (To)
4. Blow
Blow a Cloud
Blow Me (an oath)
Blow Out (A)