Posy is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for POSY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a small bunch of flowers
• a small bunch of flowers.
• a short motto or line of verse inscribed inside a ring.
• A brief poetical sentiment; hence, any brief sentiment, motto, or legend; especially, one inscribed on a ring.
• A flower; a bouquet; a nosegay.
• an arrangement of flowers that is usually given as a present
• small bunch of flowers
ADJECTIVE:
• given to posing, also POSEY
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a flower or bouquet

Words related to POSY

posier8 posies8 posiest9

How to use POSY in a sentence

• Every rare posy you ever hearn on wuz there and them you never dremp on, and trees, some beautiful and familiar, and them with strange and beautiful foliage.
• The little boy, singing to himself, had gathered some leaves from the hedge, and was enjoying his posy harmlessly enough.
• So true to nature and so exquisitely woven are these posy patterns that they form in themselves a most charming table decoration.
• Nothing else has the decorative value of the table posy, however simple, which seems to breathe out some of its outdoor life and freshness, and should never be omitted.
• Mine, a public posy, growing Somewhere by the garden wall, Might have gone to any stranger, May have been admired by all.
• The Shet-up Posy II The first story I ever heard the child tell was one of those which seemed to hold comfort and cheer for herself or for humble little souls like her.
• Without question, those generous creatures had sent us of their best, and with a posy of verse straight from their honest hearts.
• A letter which a messenger brought to Pantagruel from a lady of Paris, together with the exposition of a posy written in a gold ring.
• Nay, certain women, though faithful to their duties, pretty, and virtuous, come home much put out if they have failed to cull such a posy in the course of their walk.
• I am not at all sure that the curse of the newspapers is not that they collect all the evils of the world into a hideous posy, and thrust it under our nose.
• One little girl with a pink parasol and a purple dress, holding a posy in a lace-paper frill, he would have dearly loved to play with.
• Then I hurl my little posy away from me into the mud, as far as it will go.
• Maynard and Rosy Posy were deposited on their own doorstep, and the big red car flew across the street to give Delight an exhibition of its glories.
• Rosy Posy as usual, looked the pink of perfection, for the child had a knack of keeping herself dainty and fresh even in difficult circumstances.
• They did not go in their own automobile, but in a trolley-car, and the four children seated themselves demurely, side by side, with Pompton at the end, next to Rosy Posy.
• Pompton took Rosy Posy in his arms, and the others following, they went into the big tent and were ushered to their places.
• Dudley appeared, and Polly and Elsie hurried to pin a posy in his buttonhole.
• There is a bunch of lovely posy girls in this town, and they were all in full flower.
• There is a bunch of lovely posy girls in this town and they were all in full flower.

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