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pansy violet

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun pansy violet has 1 sense
  1. bird's-foot violet, pansy violet, Johnny-jump-up, wood violet, Viola pedata - common violet of the eastern United States with large pale blue or purple flowers resembling pansies
    --1 is a kind of violet

Definitions from the Web

Pansy Violet

Definition

Pansy violet refers to a delightful and vibrant flower that belongs to the Viola genus. It is characterized by its heart-shaped petals, delicate fragrance, and wide range of vibrant colors. Pansy violets are popular in gardens and pot arrangements due to their charming appearance and resilient nature.

Parts of Speech

- Noun: The pansy violet adds a splash of color to the garden.
- Adjective: She wore a beautiful pansy violet dress to the event.
- Verb: He pansy violeted the front yard to make it more appealing.
- Adverb: The flower bloomed pansy violetly in the spring.

Senses and Usages

Sense 1

- Noun: A small plant of the Viola genus with heart-shaped petals and vibrant colors.
- Example: She gifted me a bouquet of pansy violets for my birthday.
- Related products: Pansy Violet Seeds, Pansy Violet Plants

Sense 2

- Adjective: Having the color or characteristics of a pansy violet.
- Example: Her nails were painted in a lovely pansy violet shade.
- Related products: Pansy Violet Makeup, Pansy Violet Fabric

Sense 3

- Verb: To decorate or enhance something with pansy violets.
- Example: The florist pansy violeted the wedding venue beautifully.
- Related product: Pansy Violet Decorations

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