Boutonniere

Word BOUTONNIERE
Character 11
Hyphenation N/A
Pronunciations /ˌbuːtənˈiːɚ/

Definitions and meanings of "Boutonniere"

What do we mean by boutonniere?

A flower or small bunch of flowers worn in a buttonhole. noun

A small flower or bunch of flowers worn in a buttonhole or pinned to the lapel of a jacket. noun

A small flower or bunch of flowers worn in a buttonhole or pinned to the lapel of a jacket.

The flowers men wear to dances. The male equivalent of a corsage. I know you should wear one to the Homecoming dance, but other than that I'm unsure if you should to wear it to other dances. Urban Dictionary

French for "Booty is near" Urban Dictionary

A pigeon poop boutonniere is what you're likely to get from sitting on the church steps while waiting for the service to begin. Church steeples and belfries are notorious pigeon roosts. A pigeon aroused from its roost is unlikely to control its bowels and routinely poops to shed unnecessary take-off weight. Urban Dictionary

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The word "boutonniere" in example sentences

"She always checked that I wore what she called a boutonniere, and that I had ash on my forehead on Ash Wednesday." ❋ Unknown (2010)

Suddenly, benign words like "boutonniere" and "function hall" have the power to bring Andy to his knees but not, unfortunately, in the proposal position. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Many colleges and universities of America consider music as a kind of boutonniere .... ❋ Porte, John F (1922)

Rico Rodriguez, the 12-year-old actor who plays the young, precocious Manny on "Modern Family," was cradling his like a baby and had attached his white boutonniere to it. ❋ Marshall Heyman (2011)

If a man were a quitter, and gave a speech in that situation, he wouldn't be wearing a boutonniere. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Carnations showed up regularly in works of art and literature in the 15th, 16th and 17th centuries; the fr illy boutonniere-favorite was considered important enough to warrant a mention by Shakespeare ( "Love's Labour's Lost") and a depiction by da Vinci ( "Madonna With the Carnation," 1475, currently hanging in a German museum). ❋ Lettie Teague (2010)

In spite of the heat, he wore a heavy navy blue suit and white dress shirt and dark tie with a white boutonniere. ❋ James Lee Burke (2010)

It is unbearable to plan for my brother to give me away, to tell the florist that we do not need a boutonniere for my father, and to tell the DJ that there will be no father-daughter dance. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Plus, there were other expenses that went along with it: dinner, boutonniere, and so on. ❋ Rhonda Stapleton (2010)

He was nattily dressed in a waistcoat and tails, with a boutonniere and spats on his shoes. ❋ James A. Owen (2010)

Her geysers rise up like hot sewing needles piercing the smoggy air, and her big toe sprouts a boutonniere of fiery pink lotus blossoms. ❋ Brando Skyhorse (2010)

My husband wore a pink carnation boutonniere on his lapel and I had a fresh flower corsage on my wrist. ❋ Suzanne Beecher (2010)

When she walked on stage Monday night at Carnegie Hall to accept her award -- and offered a shout-out of thanks to both God and family -- she was wearing a black tuxedo with a white waistcoat, black flats and a white boutonniere. ❋ Robin Givhan (2010)

Rivera carried a bouquet of white roses, and Ortiz wore a matching white rose boutonniere. ❋ Unknown (2010)

The boutonniere was [pinned] to his [sport coat]. ❋ Maxsparrow (2005)

[Barney]: [Robin], did you know that "Boutonniere" is French for "booty is near?"...True story. Robin: Did you know "Barney" is French for "sad [little guy] who works way too hard to get laid?" ❋ Vronsky (2010)

My brother got a pigeon poop boutonniere for his [brand new] [suit] last [Sunday]. ❋ Wolfbait51 (2011)

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