bouquetiern.

/buːkəˈtɪə/

/buːkˈtjeɪ/

Forms: Also erron. -ière.

Etymology: French, < bouquet n.

A small holder for a bunch of flowers, esp. one carried in the hand.

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beau-pot1766

bouquetier1786

flower-stand1838

spray1862

rose bowl1878

stem-glass1922

pinholder1946

stub1951

stub wire1960

oasis1961

1786 J. Wedgwood Let. 22 July in Sel. Lett. (1965) 300 It consisted of upwards of £100 worth, of vases, bouquetiers, [etc.].

1787 Wedgwood's Catal. (ed. 6) 61 Of root pots, as well for bulbous as other roots, and of flower pots or bouquetiers, there is a great variety.

1871 A. Nesbitt in W. Chaffers Catal. Slade Coll. Glass 80 Large Blue Bouquetière.

1875 E. Meteyard Wedgwood Handbk. 392 Bouquetier. A flower-pot,..often with a pierced cover for the insertion of the stems of flowers.

This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1933; most recently modified version published online December 2020).

单词	bouquetier
释义	bouquetiern. /buːkəˈtɪə//buːkˈtjeɪ/ Forms: Also erron. -ière. Etymology: French, < bouquet n. A small holder for a bunch of flowers, esp. one carried in the hand. ΘΚΠ the world > food and drink > farming > gardening > floriculture and flower arranging > [noun] > equipment beau-pot1766 bouquetier1786 flower-stand1838 spray1862 rose bowl1878 stem-glass1922 pinholder1946 stub1951 stub wire1960 oasis1961 1786 J. Wedgwood Let. 22 July in Sel. Lett. (1965) 300 It consisted of upwards of £100 worth, of vases, bouquetiers, [etc.]. 1787 Wedgwood's Catal. (ed. 6) 61 Of root pots, as well for bulbous as other roots, and of flower pots or bouquetiers, there is a great variety. 1871 A. Nesbitt in W. Chaffers Catal. Slade Coll. Glass 80 Large Blue Bouquetière. 1875 E. Meteyard Wedgwood Handbk. 392 Bouquetier. A flower-pot,..often with a pierced cover for the insertion of the stems of flowers. This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1933; most recently modified version published online December 2020). < n.1786
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