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Noun: bouquet  bow'key or bû'key
  1. An arrangement of flowers that is usually given as a present and worn on a woman's dress or wrist
    "He presented her with a delicate orchid bouquet for the prom";
    - corsage, posy, nosegay
     
  2. A pleasingly sweet olfactory property
    "The bouquet of the roses filled the garden";
    - fragrance, fragrancy, redolence, sweetness
     
  3. The characteristic scent of a wine
    "The Chardonnay had a floral bouquet with hints of citrus"

Derived forms: bouquets

Type of: aroma, floral arrangement, flower arrangement, odor [US], odour [Brit, Cdn], olfactory property, scent, smell

Encyclopedia: Bouquet, Henry