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ribbon

[rib-uhn] / ˈrɪb ən /


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The auxiliary’s Facebook page also encouraged residents to hang blue ribbons outside homes, mailboxes, fences and porches—“for our hometown soldier.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Layer pound cake with thin ribbons of pumpkin pie filling and a simple maple-sweetened cream cheese.

From Salon

Many wore red ribbons or red jackets today to remember the victims of violence.

From BBC

She is building a shed to house Min’s collection of trophies and ribbons.

From The Wall Street Journal

Other measures already completed include pardons for criminal convictions, a special LGBT+ veterans ribbon for those affected by the ban and the return of medals and berets.

From BBC