marguerite
IPA: mɑrgɝˈit
Root Word: Marguerite
noun
- A female given name from French.
- An oxeye daisy (Leucanthemum vulgare).
- A shrub with daisy-like flowers, Argyranthemum frutescens
- The China aster.
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Examples of "marguerite" in Sentences
- Marguerite died a few years later.
- Marguerite was the embodiment of charity.
- Marguerite has had heaps of years with IN.
- Marguerite often served as a model for Matisse.
- Marguerite was found gagged and bound to a bed.
- Marguerite was second in a family of five girls.
- Faust and Mephistopheles hide in Marguerite's room.
- Marguerite, but no stone was erected to mark the spot.
- She later became the coadjutor to her niece, Marguerite.
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- Marguerite and then the king disappear into darkness as the play ends.
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- Then I call marguerite a trail angel and she comes and drives me to the trail head.
- My wife makes a great new your style cheescake that is my favorite. marguerite Oct 20
- You absolutely deserve it – you always have great recipes and tips. marguerite Feb 19
- I would use this crust for any recipe that called for a 9-inch pie shell. marguerite Nov 10
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- While moving from one position to another as he suggested or commanded, she had playfully broken off one flower from a large plant of "marguerite" daisies growing in a quaint
- Other entremets at these festivities were more fantastic: a court dwarf rode in on the back of a lion and was given to the bride, Margaret of York, to whom it sang a song and presented a daisy in French, marguerite; they were followed by a dromedary ridden by Indians who released live birds to fly around the hall.