Daisy is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DAISY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a flowering plant
• a small European grassland plant which has flowers with a yellow disc and white rays.
• used in names of other plants of the daisy family, e.g. Michaelmas daisy, Shasta daisy.
• small wild flower with a yellow centre and white petals
• A genus of low herbs (Bellis), belonging to the family Compositae. The common English and classical daisy is B. prennis, which has a yellow disk and white or pinkish rays.
• The whiteweed (Chrysanthemum Leucanthemum), the plant commonly called daisy in North America; -- called also oxeye daisy. See Whiteweed.
• any of numerous composite plants having flower heads with well-developed ray flowers usually arranged in a single whorl

Words related to DAISY

daisied9 daisies8

Words that contain DAISY

upadaisy14 upsadaisy15 daisylike17 daisywheel20 lackadaisy20 bumpsadaisy21 daisywheels21

How to use DAISY in a sentence

• Hungry and tired as he was, Flaps would have pursued his old enemy, but Daisy would not let him go.
• He was always ready, and expected others to be, but Daisy is just the reverse.
• But her efforts were vain, for, shaking off her grasp, Guy opened the hall door, and with a cry of joy caught Daisy herself in his arms.
• Daisy was too young and childish anyway, and ought not to have been married for several years, and it was really quite as much a favor to Guy as a wrong.
• And Jerry, our old coachman, went with it and waited there just as Julia and I waited at home, for Julia had promised to stay a few weeks and see what Daisy was like.
• Daisy did not come down to dinner that night, and the maid who called her the next morning reported her as ill and acting very strangely.
• I thought once it would take Daisy, but it left her, and I am glad.
• At the end of every leap the Gahoppigas rested for an instant upon a daisy head, and Sara saw that the heads of these daisies were as big as her own.
• And as for the honoured guest of these admirable inhabitants of Daisy Villa, there was not the slightest doubt but that Mr.
• But Daisy found that other people kept earlier hours than her father and mother at Melbourne.
• When she returned, Daisy was on her knees, with her face hidden in her hands, at the foot of the bed.
• A plan which probably disappointed Sam, but Daisy did not know that.
• Juanita rose however with great willingness to get the water, and asked Daisy into her house.
• Daisy got her dress changed, and came there too, where the family were waiting for tea.
• Also, she had a little less awe of Daisy lying on Mrs.
• Randolph be angry? Daisy could not feel sure that that would not be the consequence of her proceeding.
• Randolph came near where she was, Daisy looked up with something like a start.
• He was very much touched by the little fluttering start and glance which Daisy returned to this salutation, and he saw that a pink flush of pleasure came into her cheeks.
• Do you mean to carry her a silver cup and fork, Daisy? You would certainly like that, if you were in her place.
• Besides, Daisy had found out what more to do for her.
• Sandford sitting in her drawing-room with the windows open was but a few feet from Daisy and could observe her.
• Sandford expressed delight at seeing Daisy come in, but it would maybe have been of little avail had her kindness been the only force at work.
• Then she remembered Daisy, and turned to go to her.
• Meanwhile, Daisy was growing stronger, and day by day more active.
• Daisy stood looking down at him, and slowly her expression changed.
• Meanwhile, as Daisy stood silent and alone in the little passage, her heart throbbing fast, the crowd outside beat upon the door and clamored for Jim Burns.
• The fact is, Daisy, you are too much alone, and your little head has got quite full of the idea of fairies.
• On the evening of the day when poor little Daisy had disappeared from her Palace Beautiful Mrs.
• His knock was answered by Daisy herself, whose face was very pale, and whose eyes were swollen and red with watching and tears.
• During their journeyings together, Daisy had shown the best there was in her and had really seemed trying to reform.

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