She flung off the forget-me-not wreath and turned to Rosamund.
The last one I went to I had a great success as a forget-me-not.
She stared at him, her forget-me-not eyes dilating with dismay.
Could you tell me the origin of the name "forget-me-not" as applied to flowers?
He opened it eagerly, and a sprig of forget-me-not fell into his hand.
The Father kindly looked Him down and said, “forget-me-not.”
There was a touch of fire in the forget-me-not blue of her eyes.
Walk down to the forget-me-not with us, you two, said Priscilla.
There are more than a dozen sorts of speedwells, but the forget-me-not is the prettiest.
Miss Doreen sleeps in the forget-me-not Room; everything is blue there.
the flowering plant Myosotis palustris, 1530s, from Old French ne m'oubliez mye; in 15c. the flower was supposed to ensure that those wearing it should never be forgotten by their lovers. Similar loan-translations took the name into other languages, cf. German Vergißmeinnicht, Swedish forgätmigej, Hungarian nefelejcs, Czech nezabudka.
