IPA: /ˈflaʊəri/
KK: /ˈflaʊəri/
Having many flowers or decorated with flowers; also refers to language that is elaborate and ornate.
The poet's flowery language made the poem sound beautiful and rich.
Comparative: more flowery
Superlative: most flowery
Flowery → It is formed from "flower" (from Old English *flōwre*, meaning a blooming plant) and "-y" (meaning characterized by or full of). The word "flowery" describes something that is characterized by or full of flowers, often used to refer to elaborate or ornate language.
Think of something that is 'full of flowers' — 'flower' refers to the blooming plant, and '-y' indicates that it is characterized by that quality.