poppy

[ˈpɒpi]

poppy Definition

  • 1a plant with large, delicate flowers that are typically red and have a prominent black center
  • 2a reddish-orange color resembling that of the flowers of the poppy plant
  • 3a narcotic drug obtained from the dried seed pods of the opium poppy

Using poppy: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "poppy" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    She wore a dress with poppy prints.

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    The field was covered in poppies.

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    The soldier was awarded the poppy medal for his bravery.

  • Example

    Opium is derived from the poppy plant.

poppy Synonyms and Antonyms

Phrases with poppy

  • the small, edible seed of the poppy plant, used as a flavoring or garnish in baking and cooking

    Example

    The lemon poppy seed muffins were delicious.

  • nonsense; foolish talk or ideas

    Example

    His explanation for being late was pure poppycock.

  • a day of remembrance for those who died in war, marked by the wearing of artificial poppies

    Example

    Poppy Day is observed on November 11th in many countries.

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Summary: poppy in Brief

A 'poppy' [ˈpɒpi] is a plant with large, delicate flowers that are typically red and have a prominent black center. It is also a reddish-orange color resembling that of the flowers of the poppy plant. Additionally, 'poppy' refers to a narcotic drug obtained from the dried seed pods of the opium poppy. Examples include 'She wore a dress with poppy prints.' and 'Opium is derived from the poppy plant.'