Daisy lead in
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UPSYDaisy lead-in
UPSY"Daisy" lead-in
UPSADaisy lead-in
PAPPYDaisy Mae's in-law
DEMIDaisy and ..., in "Little Men."
PAPPYDaisy Mae's father-in-law
GREATDANAykroyd in "Driving Miss Daisy"?
ABNERDaisy Mae's love, in the funnies
HOKEMorgan's role in "Driving Miss Daisy"
MIAFARROWPortrayer of Daisy Buchanan in 1974
LILABNERHe married Daisy Mae in 1952
ECHINACEADaisy family plant used in folk remedies
MIAShe played Daisy in "The Great Gatsby"
HOKEMiss Daisy's driver in "Driving Miss Daisy"
capituluma flower cluster as in a daisy
capitellaCAPITULUM, a flower cluster as in a daisy
EDIEADAMSShe won a Tony as Daisy Mae in "Li'l Abner"
EDIEADAMSTony winner for her Daisy Mae portrayal in "Li'l Abner" (1956)
solidagosA plant of the genus Solidago in the daisy family, esp. (in gardening) goldenrod
doronicumsA plant of the genus Doronicum in the daisy family, esp. (in gardening) leopard's bane
santolinaA plant of the genus Santolina in the daisy family, esp. (in gardening) lavender cotton
doronicumA plant of the genus Doronicum in the daisy family, esp. (in gardening) leopard's bane
santolinasA plant of the genus Santolina in the daisy family, esp. (in gardening) lavender cotton
chrysanthemumsA popular plant of the daisy family, having brightly colored ornamental flowers and existing in many cultivated varieties
chrysanthemumA popular plant of the daisy family, having brightly colored ornamental flowers and existing in many cultivated varieties
costmariesAn aromatic plant of the daisy family, formerly used in medicine and for flavoring ale prior to the use of hops
knapweedsA tough-stemmed plant of the daisy family that typically has purple thistlelike flowerheads, occurring typically in grassland and on roadsides
cockleburA herbaceous plant of the daisy family, with broad leaves and burred fruits. It originated in tropical America but is now cosmopolitan
cocklebursA herbaceous plant of the daisy family, with broad leaves and burred fruits. It originated in tropical America but is now cosmopolitan
cypselaeA dry, single-seeded fruit formed from a double ovary, of which only one develops into a seed, as in the daisy family
feverfewsA bushy aromatic Eurasian plant of the daisy family, with feathery leaves and daisylike flowers. It is used in herbal medicine to treat headaches
capitulumA compact head of a structure, in particular a dense, flat cluster of small flowers or florets, as in plants of the daisy family
ragweedsA North American plant of the daisy family. Its tiny green flowers produce copious amounts of pollen, making it a major causative agent of hay fever in some areas
coltsfootA Eurasian plant of the daisy family, with yellow flowers that appear in early spring, followed by large, heart-shaped leaves. It is used in herbal medicine for the treatment of coughs and respiratory disorders
coltsfootsA Eurasian plant of the daisy family, with yellow flowers that appear in early spring, followed by large, heart-shaped leaves. It is used in herbal medicine for the treatment of coughs and respiratory disorders
sneezeweedA yellow-flowered North American plant of the daisy family, with turned-back rays and a globular disk. Some kinds are toxic to grazing animals and some are used medicinally, esp. by American Indians, in the treatment of colds