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bunting

[buhn-ting] / ˈbʌn tɪŋ /


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Decorative bunting is nowhere to be found, and large rallies will come later.

From New York Times

But beneath the ceremonial bunting, you’ll see some stark questions about the future of American power in the Indo-Pacific region — starting with a need to refurbish the U.S. nuclear umbrella.

From Washington Post

By game time, the Sharks are well-versed on the plate approaches, as well as the bunting and base-running tendencies, of every opposing player.

From Washington Post

But by 8 a.m. on Tuesday, a team led by Kelsey Reckling, 31, had counted 500 birds representing 38 species, including lazuli buntings, chipping sparrows and hermit warblers.

From Los Angeles Times

His baseball teams were known for bunting and putting pressure on opposing teams.

From Los Angeles Times