Definitions

1. noun

A bright-yellow flowering plant of the genus Calendula, often grown in gardens for ornament and used in herbal medicine.

“The marigold flower blooms beautifully in the spring, attracting bees and butterflies.”

2. noun

A bright yellow or orange color, especially one resembling the color of marigold flowers.

“The marigold walls of the old mansion added a touch of warmth and character to the neighborhood.”

3. proper noun

A surname of English origin, derived from the Old English ‘mere’ and ‘gold’, referring to a golden pool or lake.

“The famous artist, Marigold, showcased her work at the local art gallery.”

4. verb

To decorate or ornament something with a marigold or marigold-like color or pattern.

“The interior designer marigolded the room with vibrant yellow and orange hues.”