Snowdrop (disambiguation)
The snowdrop is a small genus of about 20 species in the family Amaryllidaceae that are among the first bulbs to bloom in spring.
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Snowdrop may also refer to:
- Snowdropping has several slang meanings (see Wiktionary: snowdrop)
Entertainment
- Snowdrop (game engine), developed by Massive Entertainment
- The Snow Drop (magazine) Eliza Lanesford Cushing a monthly girls' magazine 1847
- Snow Drop (manhwa)
- Snowdrops (novel), Booker-nominated debut novel by AD Miller
- Snowdrop (Ukrainian TV series)
- Snow Drop (1710–1769), James Oswald (composer)
Songs
- "Podsnezhnik" (Snowdrop), Op. 47 No. 9, Russian art song by Grechaninov
- Snowdrop, for piano Christian Wolff 1969
- "Snowdrop", by William Clauson 1963
- "Snowdrop", by Stan Getz / João Gilberto
- "Snowdrop", by Eugene Chadbourne
- "Snowdrop", by Roland Orzabal Composed by Alan Griffiths / Roland Orzabal
- "Snowdrop", by Eric Bogle Composed by John Munro
- "Snowdrop", by Lycia Composed by Mike Van Portfleet / Tara Vanflower
- "Snowdrop," by Cathy Fink / Cathy Fink & Marcy Marxer / Marcy Marxer
- "Snow Drop" (L'Arc-en-Ciel song)
- "Snow Drop", by Cherie
- "Snow Drop", by Crème fraîche Composed by Lars Togeby
Ships
- MV Snowdrop, a Mersey Ferry
- USS Snowdrop (1863), a Union Navy ship
- HMS Snowdrop, the name of two ships of the Royal Navy
Other uses
- Snowdrop Science Academy is a private school in Monroeville, PA
- A British nickname for members of the United States Army Military Police corps, during the Second World War (referring to their white cap or helmet, white gaiters, white gloves etc.)
- The Snowdrop Campaign and Snowdrop Petition, calls for a ban on handguns in Scotland, set up in response to the Dunblane massacre
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