C1nounrelationshipsnature
US/boʊˈkeɪ/
UK/buˈkeɪ/
a bunch of flowers arranged in an attractive way, often given as a gift; also the smell of wine
In context
He surprised his wife with a bouquet of roses on their anniversary.
At the end of the wedding, the bride threw her bouquet to her friends.
This red wine has a rich bouquet of cherries and spice.
Words that go with bouquet
noun + preposition
- bouquet of flowersThe students gave their teacher a bouquet of flowers.
- bouquet of rosesA delivery driver brought a bouquet of roses to the office.
adjective + noun
- bridal bouquetHer bridal bouquet was made of white lilies.
- beautiful bouquetThank you for the beautiful bouquet you sent me.
noun + noun
- wedding bouquetThe florist spent all morning on the wedding bouquet.
verb + noun
- throw the bouquetEveryone cheered when the bride got ready to throw the bouquet.