Usage examples:

• That indeed, to Susie's romantic mind, announced itself as half the charm of their renewal- a charm as of sitting in springtime, during a long peace, on the daisied grassy bank of some great slumbering fortress. Henry James in "The Wings of the Dove, Volume 1 of 2".

• A memory of the coat- enveloped figure and the blue eyes that smiled wistfully under a daisied hat was wringing his heart. Kathleen Norris in "Sisters".

• Everywhere white light, blue skies, and shadows of great clouds slow- sailing over the young green corn and over the daisied meadows in which the cows lay half- asleep. William Black in "Prince Fortunatus".

• Come ye that find contentment's very core In the light store And daisied path Of Poverty, And know how more A small thing that the righteous hath Availeth than the ungodly's riches great. Coventry Patmore in "The Unknown Eros".