granny's bonnet
granny's bonnet noun: any of various flowering plants thought to resemble Victorian bonnets, especially a columbine (genus Aquilegia).
Noun
granny's bonnet (plural granny's bonnets)
- Any of various flowering plants thought to resemble Victorian bonnets, especially a columbine (genus Aquilegia).
- [G]oing up the O.s' path past the granny's bonnets to the front door, I'd enter this house of grey people washed with sweat and tears, and I'd feel the gentle flow of sunlight and morning drained away.1984, Janet Frame, An Angel at my Table, Virago, published 2024, page 222
Forms of granny's bonnet
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Questions about granny's bonnet
- What does granny's bonnet mean?
- Granny's bonnet means any of various flowering plants thought to resemble Victorian bonnets, especially a columbine (genus Aquilegia).
- What part of speech is granny's bonnet?
- Granny's bonnet is a noun.
- What is the plural of granny's bonnet?
- The plural of granny's bonnet is granny's bonnets.
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