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bunting

[buhn-ting] / ˈbʌn tɪŋ /


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Nile, though, is unencumbered by empathy, guilt, or the urge for compromise, a mile-long bunting of red flags spooled into one cashmere-clad creep.

From Salon

“We go crazy for Christmas, we go crazy for the Fourth of July. We probably have 50 flags and bunting all over the place.”

From The Wall Street Journal

The whole village comes together to wash the pots, put up the bunting or point visitors to the local pub.

From The Wall Street Journal

The only thing worse than a grasping and nakedly calculating politician is a politician who wraps his grasping and naked calculation in all sorts of red, white and blue bunting.

From Los Angeles Times

It has also provided the inspiration behind the pink displays and bunting that have been dotted around the town.

From BBC