Related Clues:

• Do well or do badly, almost having to accept defeat
• Thrive? In Ulysses' family, sons not getting on
• May, for example, flourish without sons
• '-ed Sarah, and I / -. Is that thing alive?' (John Berryman)
• Flowers (on tree, shrub)
• Blow recalling Norah Lofts's climber, perhaps
• Deficit in prosperous time - none the less, there's attractive growth
• Develop promisingly and defeat in brief attack
• Mass of flowers
• Flower — one covering centre of vessel
• Flourish pounds and shillings found separately in chest
• Flowers brought by crowd upset about death
• Wanting to flourish, fail endlessly, admitting defeat
• Deprivation stops most of mine? May, possibly
• Fruit tree flowers