1 a brand name for a type of, usually yellow, rubber glove used when washing dishes and for other cleaning jobs:
2 a plant with bright yellow or orange flowers
One time she was given a holiday job in the palace gardens, pricking out marigolds.
In the kitchen, marigolds were used as a cheap substitute for saffron.
It was topped by a stone bust around which someone had placed a garland of fresh marigolds.
Their battle dress is yellow Marigolds or gardening gloves and their only weapons are steel grapples on long ropes.
He thinks that women should be in marigolds, apron and full make-up.
I wasn't thinking of wearing out two pairs of Marigold gloves a week.
This process generated a list of 80 words, which ranged in frequency from 59,739 (the) down to 1 (marigolds).
The smells of marigolds and tomatoes are now, well, heavenly, and provide connections to those simpler days.
