daiˈsied adjective

Covered with daisies

daisy chain noun

1. A string of daisies each threaded through the stem of the next
2. A group of dealers who buy and sell a commodity among themselves in order to inflate the price to outside buyers (commerce)

daiˈsy-chain transitive verb

1. To inflate (prices) by means of a daisy chain
2. To form a sequence of (electronic devices)

daiˈsy-cutter noun (informal)

1. A fast-going horse that does not lift its feet high (archaic)
2. (in cricket) a ball bowled along the ground or that keeps low on pitching
3. A powerful bomb designed to explode close to the ground, destroying anything within a wide radius

daiˈsy-wheel noun

A flat, horizontal, wheel-shaped device in a typewriter or printer with printing characters at the end of the spokes

fresh as a daisy

Bright and vigorous, with strength and spirits unimpaired

New Zealand daisy bush

A half-hardy shrub of the genus Olearia, with daisy-like flowers

pushing up the daisies (slang)

Dead (and buried)