corsage
/kɔrˈseɪʒ/Definitions
1. noun
a small bouquet of flowers or other decorations, typically worn on the lapel or shoulder, especially by a woman on a formal occasion.
“She wore a beautiful corsage to the wedding.”
2. noun
a decoration or badge, especially one worn on a uniform or a ceremonial occasion.
“The soldiers wore a distinctive corsage on their uniforms.”
3. verb
to decorate or equip (something) with a corsage.
“The florist corsaged the bride’s dress with fresh flowers.”