Harold Bloom (born 1930), American literary critic.

Benjamin Bloom (1913-1999), American educator.

Allan Bloom (1930-1992), American philosopher & author.

Bloom filter is a probabilistic method to find a subset of a given set.

Charge-coupled device bloom is a property of CCD image sensors that causes charge from the potential well of one pixel to overflow into others.

Orlando Bloom (born 1977), English actor.

Bloomer may refer to: Bloomer, a type of loaf of bread - a crusty white loaf with rounded ends, and typically with several parallel diagonal slashes across its top Bloomers (clothing), a type of clothing for women Amelia Bloomer, advocate of women's...

Howard Bloom (born 1943), American author.

Bloom (Winx Club) is a fictional character from the Winx Club animated series.

Matthew Bloom (born 1972), American wrestler.

The phenomenon of algal bloom.

Bloom (novel) is a science fiction novel by Wil McCarthy.

Claire Bloom (born 1931), British actor.

Luka Bloom (born 1955), Irish musician.

Bloom (shader effect) is a graphics effect used in modern 3D computer games.

David Bloom (1963–2003), NBC journalist.

Bloomfield may refer to: if (window.showTocToggle) { var tocShowText = "show"; var tocHideText = "hide"; showTocToggle(); } Places In Canada: Bloomfield, Newfoundland and Labrador Bloomfield, Prince Edward Island In Northern Ireland: Bloomfield (Bangor...

Ursula Bloom (1892-1984), English writer.

Harry Bloom (1913-1981), South African novelist and activist.

Club Blooming is a football (soccer) club and academy from Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia.

Bobby Bloom (1946-1974), American singer songwriter best known for one hit wonder "Montego Bay" in 1970.

Blumenthal (German: "flower valley") may refer...

Bloombase summary and related information.

Bloom (test) is a test to measure the strength of a gel or gelatin.

Bloomberg may refer to: Michael Bloomberg, the founder of Bloomberg L.P. and the current Mayor of New York City Bloomberg L.P., a financial news service founded by Michael Bloomberg in 1981 Bloomberg Terminal financial computer software produced by...

Bloom is the name of several record albums, see Bloom (album)

The term bloom usually refers to the general expression describing the aesthetic experience of one or more flowers on a flowering plant. Also used as a metaphor for young people at the peak of their beauty or health. See also Blossom. However, it can also refer to the following:

Bloom is the name for an unconsolidated mass of iron metal, mixed with remains of slag and charcoal that is produced in the 'bloomery' process, i.e. the direct reduction of iron metal from terrestrial ores by smelting. The same term is used for a similar mass of iron metal produced in the finery process.

Bloom is also the name for a section of steel, with the dimensions of 630mm wide, 400mm high and 6m long. Compare with billet and slab.

Blooming (laser) is an effect of laser beams and particle beams in air. See Directed-energy weapon#Blooming

Bloom is also used to refer to the whitish covering which sometimes appears on improperly tempered chocolate.

Bloom is used to refer to the glaucous, bluish appearance of plant surfaces covered with epicuticular wax

A bloom can be a large swarm (or "smack") of jellyfish.

Bloom on fruit such as plums or grapes is a white or bluish covering. Once thought to be wild yeast cells, it is now known to be waxy coverings to the epithelial cells of the fruit, presumably intended to provide some protection from environmental damage.

Leopold Bloom and Molly Bloom, fictional characters in James Joyce's Ulysses.

Verna Bloom, American actress, best known for role in Animal House

Bloom (store) is a U.S. supermarket chain operated by Food Lion LLC.