peony or paeony /pēˈə-ni/, also (obsolete) pioney and piony /pī-/

1. Any plant of the genus Paeonia, of the buttercup family, perennial and deciduous shrubs having large showy crimson, pink, yellow or white globular flowers
2. Its flower

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