Sunflower (noun)

1. A tall, annual plant with large, bright yellow flowers and a dark central disk.
2. The large, bright yellow flower head of this plant.

Origin:

From the combination of the words "sun" and "flower" which means flower that follows the sun.

Examples:

1. The field was filled with sunflowers, their faces turned towards the sun.
2. She painted a picture of a sunflower in a vase on her kitchen table.
3. I planted sunflowers in my garden to attract birds and butterflies.
4. Sunflowers are known for their ability to track the sun's movement.
5. In the afternoon, the sunflowers face east, but in the morning they face east.