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garland

[gahr-luhnd] / ˈgɑr lənd /
NOUN
strand of material, usually hung
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He smiled, taking in the Harley bikers parked near the cliffs and the men and women strolling nearby sporting Asir’s traditional garlands made of orange marigold, dill and artemisia, a gray-green plant similar to sage.

From Los Angeles Times

Because here’s the secret: it’s rarely the décor you haul out once a year, the turkey-shaped anything, or the glittery garlands destined for a January trash bag.

From Salon

But those garlands do not impress the town's youngsters.

From BBC

More than a celebrity, Rajinikanth's influence shapes the devotion of fans who line up at dawn with milk and garlands.

From BBC

So far, this season, the game has lavished only glory and garlands on the back row star.

From BBC