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ribbon

[rib-uhn] / ˈrɪb ən /


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Shoppers see new holiday items like Kirkland Signature ribbon as Costco leans more on its own brand where it has greater control of the supply chain.

From The Wall Street Journal

Think crescent dough wrapped around ribbons of honey ham and Swiss, each ball bathed in a poppy-seed-studded glaze of butter, Dijon, Worcestershire, and a hint of brown sugar, then baked until puffed, golden, and gleaming.

From Salon

You can even get creative with fabric bags and string or ribbons.

From Salon

The 12-foot-tall press punches ribbons of the sheet steel into hardened metal dies that bend and shape the steel into dump-truck beds, frames and other parts that are riveted together.

From The Wall Street Journal

Santa and Mrs. Claus were there, along with a tall skinny elf with curly ribbon hair who called himself Wrinkle Jingle Jangle.

From Los Angeles Times