Meanings of holly wreath in English

Here's his wig now-quiteanother sort of wig, you perceive-witha holly wreath around it.

In the box was a brooch, a holly wreath in delicate greenish gold with tiny rubies for berries.

They were now having a merry time over Ikey's suggestion to hang a holly wreath above the Big Front Door.

Hang a large holly wreath in the doorway and let each child in turn try to throw his snowball through the wreath.

Nanny went straight to a shadowy corner and knelt on the sere grasses while she placed her holly wreath on Miss Avis's grave.

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They made holly wreaths dotted with red berries, and yards of evergreen trimming.

With her holly wreaths in her arms, she stood uncertain in front of it.

Carefree, I walk up and down aisles loaded with tree decorations and holly wreaths.

I didn't want to burn my holly wreaths after Christmas.

At the windows, he saw with surprise, were holly wreaths tied with broad red ribbon.

He cast his eyes about at the strings of evergreen and the suspended red bells and holly wreaths.

"Every window gets a holly wreath," the Doctor said.

Belated shoppers, bundle-laden, carrying holly wreaths, with strange handles, and painted heads, and sticks protruding from lumpy brown paper burdens, were hurrying home.

There would be a fire of new logs in the fireplace, and holly wreaths at the windows, and he would hang up his stocking.

Holly wreaths were hanging in the windows everywhere, and ropes of ground pine and laurel festooned from every pillar and corner and peak of roof.