Definition
Definition of daisy - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
plantsmall white and yellow flower common in grassy areas
- The field was dotted with daisies under the summer sun..
2.
- Her performance in the play was a real daisy..
3.
botanyTECH. any plant with similar flower characteristicsTECH.
- She picked a daisy from the field.
Images of daisy
small white and yellow flower common in grassy areas 
any plant with similar flower characteristics
Expressions with daisy
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garland made of daisies
She wore a daisy chain on her head during the festival..
feeling or looking very fresh and energetic
After a good night's sleep, she felt fresh as a daisy.
tall plant with white flowers and yellow center
The garden was full of white daisies.
low-growing plant with yellow disc and pinkish-white flowers
She picked a common daisy from the lawn.
hybrid daisy plant popular in gardens
She planted Shasta daisies along the pathway.
low-trajectory shot in sports like cricket or golf
He hit a daisy cutter that barely rose above the ground..
type of daisy with white petals and yellow center
The garden was full of marguerite daisies in full bloom.
flower growing along highways
The freeway daisy brightened up the roadside.
flowering plant from South Africa with bright blue flowers
The kingfisher daisy blooms in the spring.
embroidery stitch forming petal shapes
She decorated the cushion with a lazy daisy stitch.
tall Eurasian plant with leafy stems and white flowers
Moon daisies are common in European meadows.
type of daisy with white petals and yellow center
The field was dotted with oxeye daisies swaying in the breeze..
spring-flowering plant with colorful flowers and aromatic leaves
The painted daisy added vibrant colors to the garden.
edible plant with yellow flowers, often used in salads
Crown daisy is often added to salads for flavor.
series of devices connected in sequence
The daisy chain connection linked all the monitors.
plant with small purple, pink, or white flowers blooming in autumn
The Michaelmas daisy brightens gardens in late September.
bushy perennial with daisylike blooms, often evergreen, native to Australasia
She planted a daisy bush to add color to the front yard.
connect devices in a series
You can daisy-chain the monitors for a multi-screen setup.
black-eyed Susan variety with bright yellow rays
She planted gloriosa daisy along the path for bright summer color.
succulent plant native to South Africa
The Livingstone daisy thrives in arid regions.
used to comfort a child after a fall
Whoopsie daisy, you're okay.!
used to comfort someone who has fallen
Oops-a-daisy, let's get you back on your feet.
printer using a wheel with petals for characters
The office used a daisy printer for official documents.
circular printing element with characters for typing
The old printer used a daisy wheel for text.
Origin of daisy
Old English, dæges ēage (day's eye)
Terms with daisy included in their meaning
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herb
plant with daisy-like flowers used for tea and medicine
leafy vegetable
plant of the daisy family, cultivated for its edible leaves
yellow flower plant
european plant with yellow daisy-like flowers, often a weed
plant
genus of flowering plants in the daisy family
plant
garden plants with colorful daisy-like flowers
plant
daisy flower in Spanish
botany
flowering plant with daisy-like blooms in a specific genus
plant
genus of plants in the daisy family
botany
type of flowering plant in the daisy family
garden botany
plant with daisy-like flowers used in tea and medicine
plant
genus of flowering plants in the daisy family
wildflower botany
North American Echinacea, daisy-family blooms, used for folk treatment
acr: Electric Daisy Carnival
large music festival with electronic dance music and lights
herb
plant with daisy-like flowers used in herbal medicine
field guide
Chrysopsis species from North America with bright daisy-shaped blooms
Scottish daisy
common daisy found in Scotland
plant
shrub or small tree in the daisy family
botany
type of flowering plant in the daisy family
plants
type of small yellow-flowered plant in the daisy family
daisy family
having two types of flowers in a flower head
daisy family
plant with long, powdery-white leaves
botany
flowering plants in a genus with yellow daisy-like flowers
stinking chamomile
plant with daisy-like flowers and bad smell
corn chamomile
plant with daisy-like flowers found in fields
Examples of daisy in a sentence
A single daisy stood out in the garden. That new restaurant is a real daisy! His latest novel is a daisy among contemporary works. A daisy bloomed in the garden. The bouquet included a single daisy.
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- French:marguerite, super, ...
- German:Gänseblümchen, ausgezeichnet, ...
- Italian:margherita, meraviglia, ...
- Spanish:margarita, maravilla, ...
- Portuguese:margarida, de primeira, ...
- Chinese:雏菊, 奇迹, ...
- Japanese:デイジー, 素晴らしい, ...
- Arabic:أُقْحُوان, تُحْفَة, ...
- Hebrew:חִינָנִית, פַּצָּצָה, ...
- Russian:ромашка, жемчужина, ...
- Ukrainian:ромашка, перлина, ...
- Hindi:गुलबहार, शानदार, ...
Definition of Daisy - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
namegirl's name
- Daisy is coming to the party tonight.
2.
scoutingUS Girl Scout at the introductory levelUS
- She is a Daisy in the local troop.
Origin of Daisy
Old English, dægeseage (day's eye)
Examples of Daisy in a sentence
We named our daughter Daisy after her grandmother. My daughter just became a Daisy this year. The Daisy uniform is so adorable on the young scouts.
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- French:Daisy, Jeannette, ...
- German:Daisy, ...
- Italian:Daisy, ...
- Spanish:Margarita, Daisy, ...
- Portuguese:Daisy, ...
- Chinese:黛西, 雏菊, ...
- Japanese:デイジー, ...
- Arabic:دايزي, ديزي, ...
- Hebrew:דֵיְזִי, דֵּיְזִי, ...
- Russian:Дейзи, ...
- Ukrainian:Дейзі, ...
- Hindi:डेज़ी, ...
Definition of DAISY - Reverso English Dictionary
Abbreviation
abr: Digital Accessible Information SystemTECH. system for reading digital books for blind peopleTECH.
- The book is available in DAISY format.
- DAISY players are used in many libraries.
- She prefers DAISY books for her studies.
Origin of DAISY
Old English dæges (day's) + ēage (eye)
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- French:DAISY, ...
- German:DAISY, ...
- Italian:DAISY, ...
- Spanish:DAISY, ...
- Portuguese:DAISY, ...
- Chinese:DAISY, ...
- Japanese:DAISY, ...
- Arabic:نظام المعلومات الرقمية الميسرة, ...
- Hebrew:דֵּיְזִי, ...
- Russian:DAISY, ...
- Ukrainian:Цифрова система доступної інформації, ...
- Hindi:डेज़ी, ...
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