Daisy

/ˈdeɪzi/

noun

A common type of flower that is small and white or yellow in the center with white petals.

He plucked a daisy from the garden and gave it to his girlfriend.

Definition 1 of 3

Pro Tip 1/3

Picture the flower in your mind to connect the word 'daisy' with its appearance.

The field was dotted with countless daisies.

Pro Tip 2/3

Daisies are often found in gardens and represent simplicity and purity.

She made a bouquet of wildflowers and daisies.

Pro Tip 3/3

Use 'daisy' literally to describe the flower itself, not abstract ideas.

I love the daisy's bright white petals.

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