The representation of a flower. in drawing, painting, and weaving.

In various concrete or quasi-concrete senses. A decoration, an embellishment; a flower-like design.

A flower-shaped ornament, used esp. in architecture or printing, on coins, etc.

A two-dimensional representation of a rose, esp. in embroidery, weaving, painting, printing, etc.

Originally: heartsease, Viola tricolor (now more fully wild pansy). Later: any of various plants of the genus Viola (family Violaceae), generally…

An ornament in the form of the flower. Obsolete.

A figure or representation of the flower. gen.

The representation or figure of a heraldic fleur-de-lis on any article, e.g. that used to mark the north on a compass. Also, (French History) a…

A representation of a heartsease flower as a decoration or ornament.

Decorative Arts and Architecture. A representation of a honeysuckle; a motif or ornamental figure resembling a sprig or flower of honeysuckle.

a representation of flowers in weaving, carving, etc.

Flowery ornament.

The action of decorating with flowers or foliage, in embroidery, gilding, engraving, etc.

An ornament like a small flower.

An ornamental design consisting of a chain of alternating floral motifs, often stylized lotus flowers or palmettes.

An ornament or design resembling a rose; a rosette.

An ornamental flower.

concrete or quasi-concrete. plural. Figures of flowers.

Flowers collectively, blossom; a display or assemblage of flowers; floral ornament or decoration. literal and figurative.

A pattern of flowers and leaves used in tapestry, on porcelain, or in other decorative items. Chiefly attributive.

An object or arrangement of things resembling a rose in shape; a circular rose-like pattern; (also) one of the pattern discs of a rose engine.