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Meanings of pom-pon in English
Synonyms
Examples for "pompon"
Examples for "pompon"
1
She is vulgar from her red pompon to her boots.
2
Sew a pompon or a rosette of yarn over the top of the sewing stitch.
3
She wore a gown of pale saffron trimmed with three bouquets of pompon roses mixed with green.
4
There are also the water bubble eye, blue fish, brown fish, brocade, pompon and fantail and many others.
5
Finish with a pompon on top.
1
And my suitcase has a bilious green pom-pom attached to the handle.
2
Then we argued about how to tie it into a pom-pom.
3
The zip across the top edge had a furry pom-pom to pull it.
4
Once she's away from the pom-pom club, I should be able to trail her.
5
The pom-pom buttons on the front of his suit are as large as saucers.
1
In the afternoon one of our guns on Cæsar's Camp smashed a pompom.
2
They matched the pompom buttons which ran down the front of his suit.
3
A raccoon pompom hat costs as little as £20.
4
He wore a baggy suit with big orange-pompom buttons; on his hands were cartoon gloves.
5
Take this. He's holding out a knit hat with a big orange pompom on top.
1
Then Jean-Claude stepped away from me, leaving the flogger in my hand.
2
How could the flogger of urchins be otherwise than animated and joyous?
3
The leper fled with his flogger in pursuit, while the gobernadorcillo cried, 'Catch him!
4
How to employ a flogger or whip to excite.
5
The sentence of the court was carried out by a scourger, sometimes called flagellator, or flogger.
Usage of pom-pon in English
1
She touched her nose, and Spirit got a face full of pom-pon.