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• n  an arrangement of flowers that is usually given as a present

• Tuxedoed boys escorted dates who wore corsages.
• She is impeccably dressed, her white hair is immaculate, and she wears a corsage of pink baby roses on her lapel.
• This Sunday, he'll proudly present the thriving plant to his moms all three of them who will also receive corsages from their husband, and a giant card from their 11 .

• bouquet
• posy
• nosegay

News & Articles

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• Prince William Co. Woman Celebrates 103rd Birthday
  The day after she celebrated her 103rd birthday, Doris Woodring was gifted a cake, corsage and balloons by the staff of Giant Foods in Woodbridge.
  June 12, 2013 - NBC Washington
• A+ Students
  Rosehill Elementary School Assistant Principal Kristen Lee presented second grade student Eryka Marshall with a wrist corsage at the 27th Annual Academic Awards Banquet. Marshall was among 75 other students who were honored at the banquet as A+ Students.
  June 8, 2013 - The Tomball Potpourri
• Readers' snapshot: A poppy corsage for the mayor
  Miss Poppy, Stephania Bigham, and Master Poppy, Caleb Webber, pause after presenting a poppy corsage to Mayor Kathy Catazaro-Perry.
  June 6, 2013 - The Massillon Independent

Quotes

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• Ann Powers in Reuters UK
  Instead, the 'Idol' finalists mostly came across like prom dates: really adorable, precocious even, but corsage carriers nonetheless,Powers wrote.
• Natasha Bedingfield in CTV.ca
  We don't really do proms the way you guys do proms, where you really go all out,said Bedingfield. "You have to have a date and a corsage. For us, it's just like a graduation ball where everyone gets drunk, there's a lot of fun, and they...