Results for: decorative braid
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any border or edging, area bordering putting green, band produced by diffraction of light, decorate with a fringe, edge with a fringe; ring, surround, decorate with fringe, decorative edging of strands, faction within a group, form fringe round, fringe...fringe
any flowering tree or shrub from the genus Rhododendron (widely cultivated as a decorative shrub), ornamental shrubrhododendron
any of a number of flowers which have five petals; decorative shape resembling a five-petalled flower, five-arc design, potentillacinquefoil
application of decorative material to a surface to give the appearance of marble, coloring like marble, creation of marbled effect, streaks of fat in meatmarbling
apply bright shiny surface to something, coat something with enamel, coat with enamel, cover with a smooth and glossy coating (for ornament or protection); lacquer, glaze, glassy decorative or protective coating, hard layer on tooth crown, paint with a...enamel
apply stucco to a surface, coat with stucco, cover with stucco, decorative plaster work, durable coating for exterior walls; plaster used for decorative interior work; plaster coating for interior walls, stuccowork, wall plasterstucco
architectural decoration of curved leaves used at the edge of a spire or gable, decorative carved leafcrocket
architectural ornamentation, brief elegant characterization of a scene or a person (in written, musical, or dramatic form); picture that fades at the edges without a defined border; decorative illustration in various places in a book (e.g. beginning or...vignette
artistic representation of festoon, decorate with chains of flowers (or leaves, etc.), decorative chain (made of flowers, etc.); ornamental design (on furniture, architecture, garland, hang festoons on something, join with festoons, shape something int...festoon
background pattern for screen, decorative paper for covering walls; picture or design used as a background for the other images in a graphical user interface (Computers), furnish the walls of a room with decorative paper, paper to decorate walls, put u...wallpaper
badly damaged state, decorate with ribbons, decorative strip of fabric, flat cable, ledger board, long narrow strip, reins, ribbon as award or badge, strip of inked material, strip of material used for decoration; shred, torn strip of material, tear in...ribbon
bar with decorative fernsfern bar
bars of gold or silver, bars of gold; bars of silver, gold or silver braid, mass of metalbullion
beat somebody severely, lash from a whip causing a ridge, raise small ridges on the skin, reinforcement for a seam, ridge on the skin, stitch something reinforcing or decorative, strip of leather on shoe; bump on skin (from a lash, bite etc.); border o...welt
beltcourse, cordon, decorative feature on building, stringstringcourse
 

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