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ribbon

[rib-uhn] / ˈrɪb ən /


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It may be a hokey child’s trophy from a bygone era, like a scout’s badge or sportsmanship ribbon.

From The Wall Street Journal

After cutting the ribbon, Hawkins spent time with A-level musicians as well as one of the school's rock bands, Minerva, which performed for him.

From BBC

Her home is full of silver bowls and ribbons in every color.

From The Wall Street Journal

And then I see the big green ribbon tied to a basketball hoop above the garage door.

From Literature

Some attendees carried Israeli flags and some wore the yellow ribbon that has come to symbolise Israel's hostage ordeal for more than two years.

From Barron's