Similar words: semimonthly, mosaic, phimosis, animosity, homo sapiens, mimimum, mime, mimi. Meaning: [mɪ'məʊzə ,-se] 
n. 1. evergreen Australasian tree having white or silvery bark and young leaves and yellow flowers 2. any of various tropical shrubs or trees of the genus Mimosa having usually yellow flowers and compound leaves 3. a mixed drink containing champagne and orange juice.
n. 1. evergreen Australasian tree having white or silvery bark and young leaves and yellow flowers 2. any of various tropical shrubs or trees of the genus Mimosa having usually yellow flowers and compound leaves 3. a mixed drink containing champagne and orange juice. 
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1. The air was filled with the sweetness of mimosa.
2. It is one of the reasons Mimosa has become one of the most popular restaurants in town since it opened last January.
3. The Mimosa is going down the pan faster than Dynorod could.
4. There was something strange about La Belle Mimosa and her egg.
5. Then Jack Scamp appeared from inside the Mimosa, nattily dressed in white shirt, dark tie and dark blazer.
6. There were cicadas in the mimosa and gulls crying on the wing.
7. Flowers: mimosa in Pushkin square 1941.
8. Spring germination of mimosa, green green, the pole is only 1 - 2 decimetres long.
9. The sensitiveness of mimosa leaves does not depend on a change of growth.
10. Why touch the leaves of mimosa , it closed case?
11. Autumn flowering mimosa and one after another flower plush velvet, with pink and purple.
12. Mimosa pudica is an ideal model for studying cell response to force because it sensitively closes its leaflets and bends its petioles when subjected to the action of force.
13. Leucaena leaves contain amount of Mimosa factors, which may cause growth retardation ruminants, weight loss and other toxic reactions and even death.
14. It also did not expect the existence of mimosa, is quite rare.
15. Things we think of as exotic grow wild here, like the mimosa.
16. The present study shows the mechanical properties of homogenate suspension from the leaves and petioles of Mimosa pudica by stress-shear hysteresis loops during shear stress.
17. The installation was made entirely of fresh, winter-blooming yellow Mimosa blossoms suspended on the water by transparent lines of monofilament.
18. " Only Alex left and so much to do at Mimosa.
19. The next minute I knew it was coming from the mimosa tree outside.
20. Here, spring-flowering pyrus and prunus trees frame the view to the golf course while mimosa and jacaranda trees provide summertime blue and red flowers as well as cooling shade.
21. The present study shows the mechanical properties of homogenate suspension from the leaves and petioles of Mimosa pudica by stress-shear hysteresis loops during shea.
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22. An example is the collapse of leaves of the sensitive plant ( Mimosa pudica) when touched or shaken.
23. A good order is pretanning with 1% Oxazolidine and retanning with 15% mimosa.
24. The next minute I knew it was coming from the marmositure ( mimosa tree ) outside.