pompon
ˈpɑːmpɑːn
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Definition of pompon - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
decorationRaredecorative ball of yarn or fabricRare
  • She added a pompon to her winter hat.
bobble tassel
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.
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Images of pompon

  • pompon: decorative ball of yarn or fabric
    decorative ball of yarn or fabric
  • pompon: small variety of Provence rose
    small variety of Provence rose
  • pompon: grey fish found in southern waters
    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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  1. French:pompon, rose pompon, ...
  2. German:Bommel, Pomponrose, ...
  3. Italian:pompon, pesce pompon, ...
  4. Spanish:pompón, rosa pomponesa, ...
  5. Portuguese:pompom, rosa pompon, ...
  6. Chinese:绒球, 绒球玫瑰, ...
  7. Japanese:ポンポン, ポンポンローズ, ...
  8. Arabic:بوم بوم, وَرْدَة بومبون, ...
  9. Hebrew:פּוֹמְפּוֹן, פּוֹמְפָּנוֹ, ...
  10. Russian:помпон, помпонная роза, ...
  11. Ukrainian:помпон, помпонна троянда, ...
  12. Hindi:पोमपोन, पॉम्पन, ...

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