NOUN
- (figurative) a series of associated things or people or experiences
- flower chain consisting of a string of daisies linked by their stems; worn by students on class day at some schools
How To Use daisy chain In A Sentence
- Maybe he could benefit from being one of the ‘people dancing around in circles, holding hands with daisy chains in their hair’.
- The chain sinnet aka chain braid, daisy chain, or monkey braid is a cable shortening and storing method that can be used to make stray cables a little more pleasing to the eye. Use A Chain Sinnet To Tidy Cables | Lifehacker Australia
- The biggest daisy chain I found was 100 artillery shells long. The Sun
- Or sit out there making a Daisy Chain, but I think after my photography session I've had enough suspicious glances from my neighbours seeing me yet again prostrate on my lawn. Spring is Sprung
- The designs, which recall both asterisks and shamrocks, also circle back to the Warhol-inspired dingbats of Daisy Chain, and the color reinforces the theme of luck.
- We were overhead in a matter of minutes and, though we had no bullets or rockets, we flew a daisy chain over the area to decoy the enemy fire.
- Beads and daisy chains are feminine touches, while rickracks, fringes, and narrow ribbons have universal appeal.
- Some of the dresses were suspended from the neck by a kind of daisy chain. Times, Sunday Times
- This is done by dropping pixels without serving ads, buying deeply discounted media just to serve a counting tag while an ad is rarely seen, and / or participating in daisy chaining, which is the practice of network A working with network B, who works with network C and so on, with each network getting credit for the unique user. IMedia Connection: All Feeds
- We were all linked in a vast and rhythmic coincidence, a daisy chain of rumor, suspicion and secret wish.
