Mimosa (noun)

1. A tropical plant of the pea family, known for its delicate, fragrant yellow or pink flowers.
2. A cocktail made of orange juice and champagne, often served at brunch or special occasions.
3. A reference to the fluffy and delicate flowers of the mimosa plant.

Origin:

The word 'mimosa' originated in the early 17th century from the latin word 'mimus' meaning a mimic or actor.

Examples:

1. The mimosa tree was in full bloom, its delicate yellow flowers shining in the sun.
2. She ordered a mimosa at brunch, enjoying the combination of orange juice and champagne.
3. The garden was filled with the sweet fragrance of mimosa flowers.
4. The bride carried a bouquet of mimosa flowers, symbolizing joy and happiness.
5. The bar was offering a special on mimosas, attracting a crowd of brunch-goers.