| Wasankswak, the Crow Indian word for the plant also known as wild lettuce or wild spinach, burgeons its basal, saw-toothed leaves. |
| I take people along in my own dynamics, from their following me burgeons the fun and the laughter. |
| As the country's economy burgeons, demand for goods and services is opening up new trading opportunities for Canadians. |
| The amazing thing is that it takes only a sentence or two before the feeling burgeons in the pit of the stomach and the upper lip grows moist with sweat. |
| Felicity and David's relationship burgeons, despite Meghan giving her mono. |
| Such doubts can only intensify as the global population burgeons and the developing world's ever-expanding middle classes consume more and more. |
