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Noun daisy has 1 sense
  1. daisy - any of numerous composite plants having flower heads with well-developed ray flowers usually arranged in a single whorl
    --1 is a kind of
    flower
    --1 is a member of Bellis, genus Bellis
    --1 has particulars: common daisy, English daisy, Bellis perennis

Definitions from the Web

Daisy

Noun

A small flowering plant that belongs to the family Asteraceae, characterized by its white petals surrounding a yellow center.

Example sentence: The daisy is a common wildflower found in meadows and gardens.

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Noun (Local)

A term used to refer to a popular chain of local cafes known for their cozy atmosphere and delicious pastries.

Example sentence: Let's grab a latte at the daisy down the street.

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Noun (Popular)

A female given name derived from the flower, symbolizing innocence and beauty.

Example sentence: Daisy, a name associated with purity, was traditionally given to girls born in the month of April.

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Verb

To present something in a simple, clear, and straightforward manner.

Example sentence: The designer will daisy the information on the website for a better user experience.

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Adjective

Used to describe something or someone that is cheerful, innocent, and optimistic.

Example sentence: She had a daisy personality, always bringing joy to those around her.

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