pansy
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offensive term for an openly homosexual man -
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a timid man or boy considered childish or unassertive -
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pansy
large-flowered garden plant derived chiefly from the wild pansy of Europe and having velvety petals of various colors
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pansy
A favorite species of violet, Viola tricolor; the heart's-ease. The wild plant is extremely variable, becoming in the variety arvensis, or field-pansy, an inconspicuous annual field-weed; in others it is more showy. The innumerable garden varieties, with large richly and variously Colored flowers, have been developed by long culture and by hybridizing with various perennial species. The pansy is an officinal herb, the root being cathartic and emetic.
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Pansy
pan′zi a species of violet developed by cultivation into large blossoms of great variety of colour—also Heart's-ease, Love-in-idleness
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary F. Pensée, thought, pansy, fr. penser, to think, L. pensare, to weigh, ponder. See Pensive
Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary Fr. pensée—penser, to think—L. pensāre, to weigh.
A quiz of the literary trivia found in "Who the Hell is Pansy O'Hara". seattletimes.nwsource.com
Pansy Waters Hulette, 90, of Parsons, Kan. cassville-democrat.com
Hillary Makes Rocky Look Like " Pansy ". cbsnews.com
"This lady right here makes Rocky Balboa look like a pansy ," said Governor Mike Easley, D-N. Today, referring to Hillary Clinton. cbsnews.com
Say It to My Face, Pansy -Man. nymag.com
Purple Pansy Click to enlarge. kval.com
Beautiful Pansy just after a May rain. star1015.com
Raindrops on a Pansy Click to enlarge. star1015.com
Plant pansies, violas, snapdragons, mums, stock now. colfaxrecord.com
If you have healthy-looking pansies that are not blooming well, the following are some potential reasons. chronicle.augusta.com
Pansies bloom at Rye Patch in Aiken. chronicle.augusta.com
Some pansy varieties bloom later in the season than others. chronicle.augusta.com
New Cool Wave pansies deliver easy, spreading color and outstanding performance that make them worthy to wear the Wave name. gpnmag.com
The bride is the daughter of Pansy Hinkle of Buckhannon and the late Lonnie J Hinkle. theintermountain.com
Accent stock 's upright habit with colorful pansies. bhg.com
If a hyacinth droops in the celery bed, put it among the pansies. "Happy Days" by
The days were clean gone by in which she had had time and spirits to tend her roses, pinks, and pansies. "The Vicar of Bullhampton" by
Florentine engraver, "Early Portrait of Bianca di Pianno-Forti," "Raised Pansies on China Plaque," etc. "Terribly Intimate Portraits" by
There is no heartsease nowadays, only the magnificent pansy of which it was the modest forerunner. "Aunt Jane of Kentucky" by
At noon she sent me a bunch of pansies and her card: Mrs. Grosvenor Chittenden-Ffollette. "Ladies-In-Waiting" by
Bright beds of tulips and pansies. "Jerry's Charge Account" by
Lucy, who stood at the table arranging a vase of freshly gathered pansies, furtively studied the invalid's sullen reverie. "The Wall Between" by
Can you point me out the man who wrote, 'Oh the Little Crimson Pansies' and 'The Garden of Alice'? "The Twelfth Hour" by
Mrs. Clapp gave me six pansies, and it was going to be so pretty. "Nine Little Goslings" by
There was not a single white pansy on the ground; and he began to cry. "The Blue Bird for Children" by
Pouf! their simple fancies
In the willow shadows dim
Take her eyes for pansies.
Violets with azure eyes,
Her favorites must have been, for they
Seem born in paradise.
Wrought unwritten in verse,
And left but the lilies and pansies
To strew his early hearse.
The mystery of their hue.
Black are they, pansies of delight?
Black? Purple? darkest blue?
Pansies, forget-me-nots, amid;
Over him the gaunt Crucifix
Shed comfort -- or he thought it did.
And then, I think, his pansies rare;
But oh ! he often seems to fall
In love with others in his care.