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pompon

[pom-pon] / ˈpɒm pɒn /




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Among the most exported flowers this season by the airline were roses and carnations from Bogota; pompons, hydrangeas and chrysanthemums from Medellin; and roses, carnations and gypsophila from Quito, Avianca said in a statement.

From Seattle Times

Her favorites are the tight pompon shapes with their preposterous geometry.

From Seattle Times

By the time Hong crossed the finish line around 9:30 a.m., applauded by cheerleaders with rainbow pompons, the temperature had reached 82 degrees.

From Seattle Times

Some seek to address the longevity issue, others are compact for small gardens, and some lose the daisy in favor of a pompon of double flowers.

From Washington Post

By that point we’ve been lulled by all the charm and pompons and sweeping pas de deux.

From Washington Post