daffodowndilly
UK/ˌdæfədaʊnˈdɪli/
daffodowndilly noun: the daffodil.
Noun
daffodowndilly (plural daffodowndillies)
- the daffodil.
- She had put a daffodowndilly behind each ear, and twisted a dandelion chain around her neck.1911, Margaret Deland, The Iron Woman, page 15
- ye might as soon send the white hawthorn or the yellow daffodowndilly to school as my Elfine.1932, Stella Gibbons, Cold Comfort Farm
Forms of daffodowndilly
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Questions about daffodowndilly
- What does daffodowndilly mean?
- Daffodowndilly means the daffodil.
- What part of speech is daffodowndilly?
- Daffodowndilly is a noun.
- How do you pronounce daffodowndilly?
- Daffodowndilly is pronounced /ˌdæfədaʊnˈdɪli/ (UK).
- What is the plural of daffodowndilly?
- The plural of daffodowndilly is daffodowndillies.
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