Pansy (noun)

1. A garden flower with a face-like design in the center and colorful petals, typically purple, blue, or yellow.
2. A term used to insult someone for being weak or effeminate.

Origin:

The origin of the word 'pansy' is uncertain, but it is thought to be a corruption of the french word 'pensee', meaning thought or remembrance.

Examples:

1. She planted a variety of pansies in the garden.
2. The pansies bloomed brightly in the sun.
3. Don't be such a pansy, stand up for yourself!
4. He was called a pansy for not joining in the roughhousing.
5. The pansy arrangement added a cheerful touch to the room.