You can make 404 anagrams from letters in cyclamens (accelmnsy).
1540-50; New Latin, Medieval Latin Greek kyklámīnos bulbous plant, akin to kýklos cycle
There are several varieties of cyclamen, but the most common is persicum, and many catalogues name no other.
Then taking a cyclamen from her mother's shoulder, she rose and offered it to the Professor.
On a small plateau near by a thousand cyclamen, white and pink, had lifted their wings as if to fly away.
She carried with her a Noah's Ark, and a precious pot of cyclamen.
Better to place these pots of cyclamen on the window-sill, Mademoiselle, if you please.
After Derry had gone, Miss Emily stood looking at the cyclamen on the shelf.
For a flower that does hide itself, take a lily of the valley, or the bell of a grape hyacinth, or a cyclamen.
cyclamen, sik′l-men, n. a genus of Primulace, native to southern Europe.
The shooting-star, a near relative of the cyclamen, is as thick upon the earth as stars up in the sky.
The cyclamen and Dodecatheon lay their ears back like a vicious horse.
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