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bouquet
[boh-key, boo-, boo-key, boh-]
noun
a bunch of flowers; nosegay.
a compliment.
The drama critics greeted her performance with bouquets.
the characteristic aroma of wines, liqueurs, etc.
Synonyms: , , , ,
bouquet
noun
a bunch of flowers, esp a large carefully arranged one
Also called: nose.the characteristic aroma or fragrance of a wine or liqueur
a compliment or expression of praise
51Թ History and Origins
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of bouquet1
Example Sentences
Like in Carson, people were smiling and embracing one another as roadside vendors sold snacks and flower bouquets.
His knees buckled as he watched me dance the hora and attempt to catch the bouquet again and again.
The celebrated director, who now holds prizes from Europe's three major film festivals, was seen grinning and holding a bouquet of flowers as he embraced his friends.
At the airport, the Queen was given a bouquet of flowers and she and the King were greeted by school groups from the provinces of Ontario and Quebec.
When she came back the next day, there was a massive bouquet of flowers, saying ‘Welcome back.’
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