Shamrock
Pronunciation: /ˈʃæmˌrɑːk/
Shamrock (noun)
- A small plant with three leaflets, often linked with Ireland and used as a symbol on St Patrick’s Day.
- A design showing three leaves, used on greetings, decorations, or clothing to represent Irish identity.
Examples
- The shamrock grows with three small leaves.
- People wear a shamrock for good luck.