IPA: //kɔːrˈsɑːʒ//
KK: /kɔrˈsɑʒ/
A small arrangement of flowers that is worn on the body, often at the shoulder, waist, or wrist, usually for special occasions like proms or weddings.
She wore a beautiful corsage on her wrist to the prom.
Corsage → The word originates from the French word *corsage*, meaning the bodice of a dress or the upper part of a gown. It refers to the part of a dress that covers the body from the waist up, and it has evolved to also mean a small bouquet worn on the body, typically at formal occasions.
Think of the French word for the upper part of a dress, 'corsage', to remember that it refers to a decorative piece worn on the body, often a bouquet.