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Definition of pompon - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
decorationRare decorative ball of yarn or fabricRare
- She added a pompon to her winter hat.
2.
flowersTECH. small variety of Provence roseTECH.
- The pompon roses added charm to the bouquet.
3.
marine lifeTECH. grey fish found in southern watersTECH.
- Fishermen often catch pompon in the Gulf of Mexico.
Images of pompon

decorative ball of yarn or fabric 
small variety of Provence rose 
grey fish found in southern waters
Origin of pompon
French, pompon (ornamental tuft)
Examples of pompon in a sentence
Each cheerleader had a pompon in school colors. The garden was full of blooming pompons. She admired the pompon roses in the vase. Pompon are rarely seen near the shore. The pompon is a prized catch for local fishermen.
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- French:pompon, rose pompon, ...
- German:Bommel, Pomponrose, ...
- Italian:pompon, pesce pompon, ...
- Spanish:pompón, rosa pomponesa, ...
- Portuguese:pompom, rosa pompon, ...
- Chinese:绒球, 绒球玫瑰, ...
- Japanese:ポンポン, ポンポンローズ, ...
- Arabic:بوم بوم, وَرْدَة بومبون, ...
- Hebrew:פּוֹמְפּוֹן, פּוֹמְפָּנוֹ, ...
- Russian:помпон, помпонная роза, ...
- Ukrainian:помпон, помпонна троянда, ...
- Hindi:पोमपोन, पॉम्पन, ...
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