"daisy head" ?
I've watched the movie "Sister Act"(1992) recently.
So the alarm clock said this in the movie.
"Get out of bed, you daisy head".
What does "daisy head" mean? Is that a slang expression?

Thank you so much for reading, everybody.

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"daisy head" ?
I've watched the movie "Sister Act"(1992) recently.
So the alarm clock said this in the movie.
"Get out of bed, you daisy head".
What does "daisy head" mean? Is that a slang expression?

Thank you so much for reading, everybody.

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It's just a silly way to make it rhyme.  A similar thing in Spanish is ¿Listo calixto?, ¿Me explico, Federico?, and ¿Me entiendes, Méndez?.

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Are you sure they didn't say, "lazy head."  That , or more often, "sleepy head" refers to someone who doesn't want to get out of bed.

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They were just being silly. No one uses the term "Daisy head", except for maybe nuns :)

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Daisy head, becouse the clock forming a daisy.

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