Daisy

dā′zi, n. a common wild-flower, growing in pastures and meadows—the name given also to other plants, as the Ox-eye daisy , which is a chrysanthemum.— adj. Dai′sied , covered with daisies.— n. Dai′sy-cut′ter , a fast-going horse that does not lift its feet high: a cricket-ball skimmed along the ground. [A. S. dæges eáge , day's eye, the sun.]