Synonym: corsage, fragrance, fragrancy, nosegay, posy, redolence, sweetness. Similar words: due to, banquet, etiquette, silhouette, milquetoast, bout, about, bound. Meaning: [bʊ'keɪ] 
n. 1. an arrangement of flowers that is usually given as a present 2. a pleasingly sweet olfactory property.
n. 1. an arrangement of flowers that is usually given as a present 2. a pleasingly sweet olfactory property. 
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91. Tasting notes A lively bouquet of dark chocolate with a hint of nutmeg and fresh licorice.
92. This wine has a pale-gold colour and typical Muscat bouquet and flavour that reminds of reseda.
93. Limoux bubbles , served in champagne flutes, reveal a fine bouquet of mayflower, apple and hazelnut.
94. The past ten years resembles a glass of vintage wine crystal-clear in its looks but mellow in its bouquet.
95. Palate: The bouquet shows the exotic characters of lychees, pawpaw and passionfruit, underlain by nuances of gooseberry.
96. Riesling is dry, and delicately fruity, with an elegant bouquet of mineral or floral notes.
97. The heart adds a rich, sensual femininity with the Tahitian Tiare flower bringing creaminess to an unconventional bouquet.
98. Alcohol: 13.5%Appellation: Toscana IGT, Italy. Colour: Lovely yellow with green hint. Bouquet: Very good, very rich white.
99. Bouquet: The nose is alive with aromas of Turkish delight, spice , cloves dried herbs.
100. Tropically fruity, complex aromas with a bouquet reminiscent of golden delicious apples.
101. They presented the Queen with a bouquet on behalf of the women students.
102. Intense deep bouquet, with dominant notes of passion fruits and peach over a muscatel and ripe bananas background.
103. Bouquet: Pear, quince and custard apple with the slightest hint of subtle and interesting oak characters.
104. You can buy bouquet arrangements and upgrade your watering can at the flower store.
105. According to custom, her father held a bouquet of flowers—white, fragrant calla lilies.
106. To the nose, the bouquet extend the flavour of matured fruits. Dominant of the fruity in mouth revealing a nice toaster flavoured with tannins well equilibrate.
107. Bouquet, exotic fruit, honey and acacia , with hint of almonds and spices.
108. Bouquet: It offers up an alluring bouquet of pain grille, pencil lead, and black cherry.
109. Rachel Dagan had been up all night when she entered the flower shop and asked for a bridal bouquet.
110. Bouquet: It has a high-class aromatic array of pain grille, violets, spice box, black cherry and blueberry.Sentencedict.com
111. The bride's bouquet may be replaced by an old family missal.
112. Deep, saturated ruby. Explosive bouquet of blackberry liqueur, candied cherry, boysenberry and dark chocolate.
113. Then there's brown paper, which looks stunning tied up with ribbon (recycled from an old present or bouquet of flowers preferably) or raffia.
114. The next morning he saw Albert pass and repass, holding an enormous bouquet, which he doubtless meant to make the bearer of his amorous epistle.
115. TASTING NOTES : Aromas of thyme, rosemary and other herbs typical of the "garrigue"(Mediterranean scrubland) can be detected in the bouquet.
116. This wine offers a complex, evolved bouquet of cedar, underbrush, red currants, and spice box.
117. He hugged her and handed her a bouquet of roses.
118. Bouquet. Odoriferous quality of a wine, particularly the odour of fine wines acquired during aging.
119. Bouquet: Delicate , Persistent Beading, rich yet subtle bouquet with hints of hawthorn, almonds, and toast.
120. I wish to be a soft handkerchief so as to wipe the sweat and dust from my teacher; I also wish to be a bouquet of Cordate Telosma so as to accompany my teacher at night.
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