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Meanings of pompom in English
Usage of pompom in English
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.
6
Depending from each finger was a small orange pompom.
7
Australian mining billionaire Gina Rinehart was comfortable in flats and a custom muumuu with pompom details.
8
The pompom bounced and dangled, dangled and bounced.
9
Oh, yeah, so did that pompom bath mat.
10
Towards evening the voice of the pompom was heard in the land; but he bagged nothing-neverdoes.
11
It was conical, parti-colored with orange and purple lozenges, and ornamented at the tip with a bright-orange pompom.
12
A pompom was included in the armament of the position, which measured about eighty yards by forty yards only.
13
To complete this illusion, they had once been crewed by twenty gardeners in white sailors' outfits with red pompom hats.
14
The Turks directed a perfect tornado of rifle, Maxim, and pompom fire on 200 men who made a dash down the gangway.
15
They often fired their pompom at a range of about 5000 yards at the vultures feeding on the dead horses under Devon Post.
16
PLAYBOY'S MISS April 2012 is wearing a tight black satin bodice, a white pompom on her derriere and a pair of rabbit ears.
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