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pompon

[ pom-pon ]

noun

  1. the high plume at the front of a shako.
  2. Horticulture. a form of small, globe-shaped flower head that characterizes a class or type of various flowering plants, especially chrysanthemums and dahlias.


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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of pompon1

1740–50; < French; repetitive formation, apparently based on pompe pomp
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Among the most exported flowers this season by the airline were roses and carnations from Bogota; pompons, hydrangeas and chrysanthemums from Medellin; and roses, carnations and gypsophila from Quito, Avianca said in a statement.

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Her favorites are the tight pompon shapes with their preposterous geometry.

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By the time Hong crossed the finish line around 9:30 a.m., applauded by cheerleaders with rainbow pompons, the temperature had reached 82 degrees.

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Some seek to address the longevity issue, others are compact for small gardens, and some lose the daisy in favor of a pompon of double flowers.

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By that point we’ve been lulled by all the charm and pompons and sweeping pas de deux.

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