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pot-et-fleur

UK/pɒteɪˈfləː/

pot-et-fleur noun: a style of flower arrangement that combines pot plants with cut flowers.

Noun

pot-et-fleur (uncountable)

  1. A style of flower arrangement that combines pot plants with cut flowers.

Origin of pot-et-fleur

Coined in 1960, from French pot (“pot”) + et (“and”) + fleur (“flower”).

Questions about pot-et-fleur

What does pot-et-fleur mean?
Pot-et-fleur means a style of flower arrangement that combines pot plants with cut flowers.
What part of speech is pot-et-fleur?
Pot-et-fleur is a noun.
How do you pronounce pot-et-fleur?
Pot-et-fleur is pronounced /pɒteɪˈfləː/ (UK).

Words near pot-et-fleur in the dictionary

  1. pot-bound
  2. pot-boy
  3. pot-boys
  4. pot-companion
  5. pot-companions
  6. pot-et-fleur
  7. pot-girl
  8. pot-girls
  9. pot-hole
  10. pot-holes
  11. pot-hook

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