hyacinthine

**// –adjective //** 1. of or like the hyacinth. 2. adorned with hyacinths.( 2. I examined the contour of the lofty and pale forehead --it was faultless --how cold indeed that word when applied to a majesty so divine! --the skin rivalling the purest ivory, the commanding extent and repose, the gentle prominence of the regions above the temples; and then the raven-black, the glossy, the luxuriant and naturally-curling tresses, setting forth the full force of the **Homeric** **epithet**, "**hyacinthine**!" I looked at the delicate outlines of the nose --and nowhere but in the graceful medallions of the Hebrews had I beheld a similar perfection. 3
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 * 1. || any liliaceous plant of the Mediterranean genus // Hyacinthus, // esp any cultivated variety of //H. orientalis, // having a thick flower stalk bearing white, blue, or pink fragrant flowers ||
 * 2. || the flower or bulb of such a plant ||
 * 3. || any similar or related plant, such as the grape hyacinth ||
 * 4. || Also called: ** jacinth ** a red or reddish-brown transparent variety of the mineral zircon, used as a gemstone ||
 * 5. || //Greek myth// a flower which sprang from the blood of the dead Hyacinthus ||
 * 6. || a. any of the varying colours of the hyacinth flower or stone ||
 * || b. ( //as modifier// ): // hyacinth eyes // ||