The same as daffodil, n.: a poetic (and dialect) form.

A daffodil; used at first in the generic sense. Still a popular name of the Yellow Daffodil, under the dialect forms daffadowndilly, daffadoondilly…

yellow crow-bells: a name for the daffodil.

Now restricted to Narcissus pseudo-Narcissus (also called Lent Lily), found wild in various parts of England and cultivated as an early spring flower.

the Lent lily, Narcissus Pseudo-Narcissus (Britten & Holland Plant-n. 1886).

Something shaped like a trumpet. Applied to a plant having trumpet-shaped flowers; in quot. 1705 apparently = trumpet daffodil n. at compounds 3…

= daffodilly, n.

†(a) chiefly English regional a daffodil (cf. Lent lily n.), esp. one with a double flower (obsolete); (b) a hellebore, Helleborus orientalis; = L…

said to be an old name for the Daffodil.

the wild daffodil, Narcissus pseudonarcissus, esp. of the variety native to England and Wales; also as adj. with reference to the yellow colour of…

the wild daffodil, Narcissus pseudonarcissus; = Lent lily n. at Lent, n.1 compounds 2.

= daffodilly, n.

A cultivated variety of daffodil having flowers with a bright yellow corona (trumpet) and tepals.

a variety of daffodil with conspicuous ‘trumpet’ or tubular corona (cf. 6b).

A popular cultivated variety of daffodil having a large flower with a golden yellow trumpet and perianth segments; a plant or flower of this variety…

= daffodil, n.

the daffodil (Somerset).