1611. Florio, Sfioreggiato, vnblossomed, disflowred!
1861. W. Billington, Sheen & Shade, 23.
| Like dainty fruit on the unblossomed boughs | |
| The sky-reflecting, crystal dew-globes hung, | |
| The wanton Winds sung mystic metres, whose | |
| Deep lore of love from dreams of beauty sprung. |
1904. I. K. Funk, The Widow’s Mite, etc., Intro. 10. The subjective mind as thus viewed is a bough of unblossomed buds—mostly unblossumed.
