Bouquet

/buːˈkeɪ/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A decorative arrangement of flowers, often given as a gift or used in celebrations.

She received a beautiful bouquet of roses for her birthday.

A characteristic scent or fragrance, especially of perfume or wine.

The wine had a bouquet of ripe cherries and vanilla.

A cluster or arrangement of things, often used metaphorically.

The artist created a bouquet of colors in her painting.

French, originally from the Old French term 'bocquet', meaning 'a bunch of flowers'.

bouquet toss

A traditional practice in weddings where the bride throws her bouquet to a group of single women.

fragrant bouquet

A pleasing arrangement of flowers that gives off a pleasant scent.

a bouquet of emotions

A mix of different feelings or sentiments.

florist

A person who sells and arranges flowers.

arrangement

A way in which the flowers are organized or styled.

posy

A small bouquet of flowers.

A gesture of kindness or appreciation.

He sent her a bouquet as a bouquet.

A colorful assortment of things, not just flowers.

Her outfit was a bouquet of colors.