lily
/ˈlɪli/
noun
- A plant with large, showy, often fragrant flowers that grow from a bulb, typically in a variety of colors.
- She planted a white lily in the garden near the fence.
- He gave her a bouquet of lilies for her birthday.
- The lily bloomed early this year, filling the yard with a sweet scent.
- A heraldic or decorative symbol shaped like the flower of a lily, often associated with purity or royalty.
- The old tapestry was embroidered with lilies and vines.
- The family crest featured a golden lily on a blue shield.
- The flag of Florence once displayed a red lily.