Obs. rare. In 7 floritry, flowretry. [? f. FLORET, FLOWERET + -RY.] Flowery ornament.
1615. G. Sandys, Trav., III. 161. The walls and arches crested, and garnished with floritry.
1650. Fuller, Pisgah, I. 367. The Cedar was so curiously carved with imagery of flowers, Palmes, and Cherubims, that the walls of this house seemed at the same time, a Garden of flowers, a Grove of trees, yea and a Paradise of Angels. Nor was all this flowretry, and other celature on the Cedar, lost labour, because concealed, when covered with gold.
