IPA: /ˈbluːɛt/
KK: /bluːɛt/
A type of plant that has blue flowers, often found in North America, belonging to the madder family.
The garden was filled with beautiful bluets blooming in the spring.
The word 'bluet' originates from the Old French 'bleuet', meaning 'blue flower' or 'cornflower'.
Think of the Old French word for a blue flower, 'bleuet', to remember that 'bluet' refers to a type of blue flower.