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/ˈsʌnˌflaʊər/
Meaning & Definition
noun
A tall plant of the genus Helianthus, especially Helianthus annuus, with large yellow flowers that resemble the sun and are known for their seeds.
The garden was filled with vibrant sunflower blooms swaying in the breeze.
The seeds of the sunflower plant, commonly eaten as a snack or used to produce oil.
She sprinkled sunflower seeds on her salad for added crunch and nutrition.
A flower of the sunflower plant, typically characterized by its large, round shape and bright yellow petals.
The children picked sunflower flowers to make beautiful bouquets for their teachers.
Etymology
From the Middle English 'sunneflour,' which is derived from the Old English 'sunne' (sun) + 'flōwer' (flower).
Common Phrases and Expressions
turning to the sun:
The action or characteristic of sunflowers following the sunlight as it moves across the sky.
like a sunflower:
Referring to someone who is cheerful and bright, resembling the attributes of a sunflower.
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Slang Meanings
A beautiful or optimistic person.
She's such a sunflower, always bringing light to the room.
Someone who is drawn to positivity or joy.
He’s a total sunflower, always supporting the happiest events.