nosegay

"And you think this has something to do with nosegays?"

It was only a nosegay, after all, and had cost him nothing.

She had such an exquisite little nosegay in her hand.

Or would I have all the daughters at once in a perfect nosegay?

Some even buy a modified nosegay that a girl can carry in her hand.

"Have you considered the potential of nosegays as an aphrodisiac?"

A nosegay situated on the shoulder added a pretty touch.

Emerson presented me with a nosegay and squeezed my hand.

She caught up the nosegay and held it out.

She thought of all the nosegays and other little surprises he'd left on her doorstep.

Because of this belief they created an arrangement called "nosegay"'.

Her poems were often sent to friends with accompanying letters and nosegays.

And she offered the nosegay with a much happier face than the one Lizzie first saw.

The nosegays added a certain essential elan to it all.

She likes a wild nosegay better than any I can bring her from the garden."

They made a strange couple; I wondered how they'd fare once the nosegays wore off.

The nosegay of violets was charming rather than silly in his hands.

At first, she smiled and waved, caught a nosegay of dried flowers.

He'd tied a nosegay around his neck so both his hands were free.

"When you have quite done with it," I said, "perhaps you will be so good as to return my nosegay?"

To spare his pride, she said, "I must thank you for the lovely nosegay.

There are other bouquets of artificial blooms around the room and small nosegays on every table.

It was not allowed to give flowers, not even the smallest nosegay.

In the sixteenth century medicinal nosegays began to give way to ornamental ones.