B1nounnature
US/ˈdeɪ.zi/
UK/ˈdeɪ.zi/
a small flower with white petals and a yellow center, common in grass
In context
The children sat on the lawn and made a chain of daisies.
A single daisy was growing through a crack in the sidewalk.
She picked a daisy and pulled off the petals one by one.
Words that go with daisy
adjective + noun
- wild daisyWild daisies covered the hill in early summer.
- white daisyA white daisy stood out against the dark soil.
noun + noun
- daisy chainShe wore a daisy chain in her hair.
verb + noun
- pick a daisyHe stopped to pick a daisy for his daughter.
noun + preposition
- field of daisiesWe walked through a field of daisies after the rain.
adjective + preposition
- fresh as a daisyAfter a long sleep, she woke up fresh as a daisy.