Definition of florist
: a person who sells or grows for sale flowers and ornamental plants
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The justices have been deferring action on a similar appeal pressed by a florist in Washington state and may act on that appeal as early as next Monday.
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More than 20 attending vendors include a bevy of florists, caterers, planners, musicians/DJs, invitation-makers and photographers.
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One was the couple’s photographer, another was their florist, and yet another was a part of the church staff.
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Meghan Markle probably isn't stressed about whether the DJ will show up on time or if the florist will get everything right.
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First, Jarvis went after the florists, protesting their marketing of those beautiful and ornate carnations.
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The florist was also paid $4,243.18 for arrangements used at the grand opening--totaling $10,540.40 paid for flowers for the two events.
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On Easter Sunday, Kensington Palace announced that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have selected the florist who will be preparing their wedding flowers.
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Probably just as recognizable on Instagram as the florist's armful photos are his bright, floral hats.
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First Known Use of florist
1623
FLORIST Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of florist for English Language Learners
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: a person whose job or business is to sell flowers and plants
FLORIST Defined for Kids
Definition of florist for Students
: a person who sells flowers and houseplants
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