posy
21posy — po|sy [ pouzi ] noun count MAINLY LITERARY a number of small flowers that you hold together …
22posy — see POEM …
23posy — pepy Optional Structure generator (yacc based) Werkzeug des ISODE für die Umsetzung von ASN.1 Strukturen nach C Programmstrukturen ( > Marshall T. Rose: The Open Book ) …
24posy — n A flower or bouquet of flowers. Is the poor baby sick? Let s send him some posies. 1500s …
25posy — po·sy || pəʊzɪ n. flower; bunch of flowers, bouquet; short poetic verse or sentimental inscription (Archaic) …
26posy — posy1 noun (plural posies) 1》 a small bunch of flowers. 2》 archaic a short motto or line of verse inscribed inside a ring. Origin ME (in sense 2): contr. of poesy. posy2 adjective variant spelling of posey …
27posy — n. 1. Nosegay, bouquet, bunch of flowers. 2. Inscription (as on a ring), legend, motto, verse …
28posy — n bouquet, nosegay, bunch of flowers, blossoms, blooms, flowers, spray, flower arrangement, Brit. Dial. boughpot; corsage, boutonniere, Chiefly Brit. buttonhole, flower; garland, wreath, festoon, chaplet …
29posy — po•sy [[t]ˈpoʊ zi[/t]] n. pl. sies 1) a flower, nosegay, or bouquet 2) archaic a brief motto or the like • Etymology: 1400–50; alter. of poesy …
30posy — /ˈpoʊzi / (say pohzee) noun (plural posies) 1. a flower; a nosegay or bouquet. 2. Obsolete a brief motto (def. 2) or the like, such as is inscribed within a ring. {syncopated variant of poesy} …