babies'-breath

noun

1. a variant of baby's-breath

Example Sentences

“And he made Eleanor get rid of her pet cat because he said cats were irresistibly drawn to steal babies’ breath.”

From Washington Post

Roses, babies'-breath, gladioli and big white daisies were strewn in profusion as the two, accompanied by their retinues, drove in a Rolls' Royce to the palace where Nehru was to be billeted during his week's stay.

From Time Magazine Archive

Old-fashioned bouquet of garden flowers in old-fashioned vase—snapdragons, lark-spur, coreopsis, babies' breath, mignonette—old-fashioned stiff little artificial bouquets in white lace paper for favors.

From Project Gutenberg