bouquet

/buˈkeɪ/

nounbou · quet

Remember: a bouquet is a “boo-KAY” of flowers—say “KAY” at the end to keep the -quet.

Yes, it's bouquet. The ending is -quet (not -quetT or -kay): bou + quet.

Definitions

  1. nouna bunch of flowers arranged together, often given as a gift
  2. nouna pleasant smell, especially the characteristic aroma of wine

Examples

  • “She carried a bouquet of roses down the aisle.”
  • “We picked wildflowers and tied them into a small bouquet.”
  • “The sommelier described the wine’s bouquet as fruity with a hint of oak.”

Synonyms

buncharrangementposynosearoma

Antonyms

stenchodor

Translations

ES ramo (de flores)PT buquêFR bouquet

Common misspellings

boquetbouqetbouquetttbouqettebouqaybouquet

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