aster
nounHow to pronounce aster:
Definition of aster:
- aster (noun):
- any of various chiefly fall-blooming herbs of the genus Aster with showy daisylike flowers.
Synonyms for aster:
annual salt-marsh aster
aromatic aster
arrow leaved aster
aster acuminatus
aster arenosus
aster dumosus
aster ericoides
aster falcatus
aster linarifolius
aster linosyris
aster novae-angliae
aster novi-belgii
aster ptarmicoides
aster shortii
aster tripolium
aster turbinellis
azure aster
bog aster
bushy aster
calico aster
crooked-stemmed aster
eastern silvery aster
flat-topped white aster
flower
genus aster
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