posy

po·sy

P0475600 (pō′zē)n. pl. po·sies 1. A flower or bunch of flowers; a bouquet.2. Archaic A brief verse or sentimental phrase, especially one inscribed on a ring.

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[Alteration of poesy, motto or line of verse (archaic).]

posy

(ˈpəʊzɪ) n, pl -sies1. a small bunch of flowers or a single flower; nosegay2. archaic a brief motto or inscription, esp one on a trinket or a ring[C16: variant of poesy]

po•sy

(ˈpoʊ zi)

n., pl. -sies. 1. a flower, nosegay, or bouquet. 2. Archaic. a brief motto or the like. [1400–50; alter. of poesy]

Posy

 a collection or bouquet of flowers; of poetry or rhetoric, 1569. See also bouquet, nosegay, poesy.Examples: posy of flowers, 1565; of hyssop, 1866; of marjorum, 1742; of literary pieces, 1612; of poetry; of rhetoric, 1569; of roses, 1593.

Thesaurus

Noun

1.

posy - an arrangement of flowers that is usually given as a presentbouquet, corsage, nosegayfloral arrangement, flower arrangement - a decorative arrangement of flowers

posy

noun bouquet, spray, buttonhole, corsage, nosegay, boutonniere the old-fashioned Victorian posy she carried

posy

nounCut flowers that have been arranged in a usually small bunch:bouquet, nosegay.

Translations

花束

posy

(ˈpəuzi) – plural ˈposies – noun a small bunch of flowers. a posy of primroses. 花束 花束