daffodilled

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1. Covered or adorned with daffodils.

   I dreamed my daffodilled lawn, paper Romances, long walks down to the beach for tea, sighed my solitude, slow.

   1989, Susan Ioannou, “Eileen and Jean”, in Greta Hofmann Nemiroff, editor, Celebrating Canadian Women: Prose and Poetry By and About Women, [Markham, Ont.]: Fitzhenry & Whiteside, →ISBN, page 291

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   The Salazar home hadn’t changed in 22 years, and I was caught up in an unexpected flow of nostalgia. Everything looked and smelled the same, and I felt a childish urge to touch everything, from the daffodilled wallpaper to the statue of San Pascual, plump and benign, smiling over Mrs. Salazar’s cozy kitchen from his perch on the windowsill.

   2001, Margaret Tessler, chapter 30, in Tangled Webs, [Philadelphia, Pa.]: Xlibris, →ISBN, page 175

   Once upon an April day, / Flowers bloomed in full array. / Golden beams of sunlight spilled / Upon my garden daffodilled.

   2004, Nora M. Bozeman, “Once upon an April Day”, in Jennifer Grimaldi, compiler, Blessed Peace: From the Salesian Collection, New Rochelle, N.Y.: Salesian Inspirational Books, Salesian Missions, →OCLC, page 7

   Synonyms: daffodilly