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The definition of a bouquet is an attractively arranged bunch of flowers often given as a gift or carried by a bride or bridesmaids.
(noun)A dozen roses tied neatly at the bottom with a string and carried by a bride is an example of a bouquet.
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See bouquet in Webster's New World College Dictionary
noun
- a bunch of cut flowers
- a fragrant smell or aroma; esp., the characteristic aroma of a wine or brandy
Origin: Fr, a plume, nosegay, older bosquet < OFr boschet: see bosket
See bouquet in American Heritage Dictionary 4
noun
- A small cluster or arrangement of flowers.
- The fragrance typical of a wine or liqueur. See Synonyms at fragrance.
Origin:
Origin: French
Origin: , from Old French bosquet, thicket
Origin: , diminutive of bosc, forest
Origin: , of Germanic origin
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