Meanings of posie in English

I'll give you a delicious orange I brought with my lunch for that posie.

By and by he trotted around the house and came upon the lassie, busily clearing winter rubbish from her posie bed.

Only the clumps of trees were there, the mossy grass, the flowers whose beauty and plenteousness mocked the posie in the girl's hands.

After rejoining the ladies, he sang another, "A posie for my ain dear May," and likewise "A man's a man for a' that."

Posie could sing, Lucy could draw, Laura could play, I could ride, etc.

I'm in hopes,' she goes on, 'that Posie'll finish runnin' out that hem some day.'

She's older'n she was, Miss Posie.

["The Posie is my composition," says Burns, in a letter to Thomson.

What is it, Rosy Posie?

Missy knew the "paper-flower box." It was a big hat-box, appropriately covered with pink-posied paper- aquaintlybeautiful box.

Almost directly opposite its gate, across the village street, stands Posie Nansie's inn, where the "Jolly Beggars" congregated.

"Is it no' a bonny posie?" he whispered to Bobby.

The guests of the rathskeller laughed, clinked glasses and enjoyed the comedy that Posie Carrington was treating them to after her regular performance.

Rosie Posie has been $26 into $20 after having no luck in the straight last time.

Posie Carrington laid her dimpled and desirable chin upon her hands, and forgot her audience- afacultythat had won her laurels for her.

Never a day,' says she, 'but what I set here every minute that I can spare and watch over them palin's for Posie.