Synonyms for Aster:

• n.

  •body (noun)
  • aster.
  •flower (noun)
  • cornflower,
  • jonquil,
  • periwinkle,
  • edelweiss,
  • snapdragon,
  • lotus,
  • foxglove,
  • smilax,
  • Queen Anne's Lace,
  • goldenrod,
  • African Violet,
  • gladiolus,
  • duckweed,
  • viburnum,
  • strawflower,
  • primrose,
  • dandelion,
  • peony,
  • snowberry,
  • water lily,
  • phlox,
  • fuchsia,
  • magnolia,
  • carnation,
  • pansy,
  • hyacinth,
  • lavender,
  • geranium,
  • baby's breath,
  • honeysuckle,
  • iris,
  • azalea,
  • oleander,
  • indigo,
  • petunia,
  • marigold,
  • daisy,
  • jasmine,
  • zinnia,
  • mayflower,
  • rose,
  • tulip,
  • laurel,
  • poppy,
  • sunflower,
  • wisteria,
  • amaryllis,
  • poinsettia,
  • bloodroot,
  • violet,
  • lilac,
  • ranunculus,
  • lily,
  • hydrangea,
  • clematis,
  • daffodil,
  • crocus,
  • sweet pea,
  • mimosa,
  • dahlia,
  • bluebell,
  • dogwood,
  • lupine,
  • Black-Eyed Susan,
  • snowball,
  • rhododendron,
  • spirea,
  • trillium,
  • forget-me-not,
  • acacia,
  • flax,
  • cowslip,
  • morning glory,
  • anemone,
  • camellia,
  • wallflower,
  • begonia,
  • lady's slipper,
  • fleur-de-lis,
  • gardenia,
  • larkspur,
  • heather,
  • foxtail,
  • columbine,
  • hawthorn,
  • hepatica,
  • chrysanthemum,
  • yucca,
  • orchid,
  • rosemary,
  • narcissus,
  • buttercup,
  • hollyhock,
  • Sweet William,
  • verbena,
  • hibiscus.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • cyclamen,
  • camomile,
  • Impatiens,
  • heliotrope,
  • nasturtium,
  • evening primrose,
  • bird of paradise,
  • mum,
  • ling,
  • vetch,
  • freesia,
  • pampas grass,
  • pimpernel,
  • delphinium,
  • teasel,
  • alfalfa,
  • passionflower,
  • marshmallow,
  • fern,
  • lobelia,
  • gentian,
  • snowdrop,
  • plantain,
  • marguerite,
  • hop,
  • thistle,
  • ragwort,
  • scarlet pimpernel,
  • chamomile,
  • tiger lily,
  • lily of the valley,
  • polyanthus,
  • calla lily,
  • bougainvillea,
  • mallow.
  •
  • pink,
  • hemlock.
  •Other relevant words:
  • blossom,
  • bushy aster,
  • azure aster,
  • ragweed,
  • blush,
  • calico aster,
  • bog aster,
  • westerly,
  • apex,
  • flush,
  • vacuole,
  • Easter Sunday,
  • starwort,
  • easterly,
  • stringed instruments,
  • elite,
  • aromatic aster,
  • string instruments,
  • boot,
  • late bloomer,
  • levanter,
  • plant,
  • heath aster,
  • acme,
  • Cilia,
  • bouquet,
  • west wind,
  • wester,
  • cream,
  • east wind,
  • blow,
  • anthesis,
  • bill,
  • Panicled Aster,
  • charge,
  • east,
  • showy daisy,
  • tape loop,
  • willow aster,
  • flagellum,
  • bloom,
  • arrow leaved aster,
  • efflorescence,
  • goldilocks,
  • southern aster,
  • whorled aster.

Homophones for Aster:

• accusatory, agateware, austere, actuator, astaire, as it were, agitator, acciaccatura, accoutre, actor, ashtray, austria, accouter, astor, Akee Tree, astir, astray, associatory, actuary, azoturia, ash tree.

Holonyms for Aster:

• n.

  • plant
    genus aster.

Hypernym for Aster:

• n.

  • plant
    Aster Linosyris, Aster Ericoides, Panicled Aster, rush aster, annual salt-marsh aster, Aster Ptarmicoides, Schreiber's Aster, wood aster, Aster Acuminatus, aromatic aster, perennial salt marsh aster, Michaelmas Daisy, Aster Dumosus, sea starwort, purple-stemmed aster, eastern silvery aster, rough-leaved aster, goldilocks, heath aster, flat-topped white aster, Linosyris Vulgaris, willow aster, arrow leaved aster, white prairie aster, southern aster, upland white aster, Aster Tripolium, calico aster, New England Aster, Aster Shortii, stiff aster, prairie aster, starved aster, Tradescant's Aster, late purple aster, bushy aster, Aster Novi-Belgii, bog aster, whorled aster, Aster Linarifolius, Aster Turbinellis, Aster Falcatus, short's aster, sea aster, small white aster, crooked-stemmed aster, Aster Arenosus, azure aster, wavy-leaved aster, western silvery aster, new york aster, goldilocks aster, smooth aster, Aster Novae-Angliae.

Hyponym for Aster:

• n.

  • body
    structure, body structure, complex body part, anatomical structure, bodily structure.
  • plant
    flower.