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Meanings of nosegay in English
Usage of nosegay in English
1
Francine threw a nosegay after the departing guest as he got in.
2
Sure enough, there was a drooping nosegay of pinks in the window.
3
Out of the waistcoat-pocket protruded a little nosegay of sweet-williams and musk.
4
Atlas came in shortly after and laid a nosegay at Egeria's plate.
5
I would not smell at the same nosegay with her in public!
6
But who desires to be presented with a nosegay of artificial flowers?
7
May I offer you a nosegay which he allowed me to gather?
8
Lamuse's eyes are wet, his face like a nosegay, his heart full.
9
A voice behind her said, 'A nosegay for the pretty lady?
10
They came in now, each with the promised nosegay, and full of delight.
11
Every tittle agreed, to the very nosegay in his waistcoat buttonhole.
12
Soon appeared as usual his fellow-traveller; whereupon Christopher looked down upon his nosegay.
13
Here is a nosegay of spring-flowers from the hand of Thomson:-
14
I'll just run in, and get the scissors to make up a nosegay.
15
Then Bettina came out with the little nosegay of white lilacs.
16
She showed herself; blushing, hesitating, offering a nosegay of wild flowers.
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United Kingdom
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