What is another word for pompom?
Pronunciation:
[ pˈɒmpəm], [ pˈɒmpəm], [ p_ˈɒ_m_p_ə_m]
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Similar words for pompom:
Synonyms for Pompom:
n.
• Other relevant words: (noun)- bowler,
- fascinator,
- cowboy hat,
- Gas Mask,
- dunce's cap,
- necktie,
- bow tie,
- ear flap,
- crest,
- baseball cap,
- chinstrap,
- Hooded,
- stocking cap,
- hatband,
- plume,
- headband,
- hatter,
- fez,
- headscarf,
- cowl,
- ascot,
- helmet,
- yarmulke,
- boater,
- hat,
- panama,
- boa,
- cycle helmet,
- beret,
- stetson,
- bearskin,
- deerstalker,
- hijab,
- hard hat,
- pith helmet,
- stocking mask,
- busby,
- peak,
- sou'wester,
- helmeted,
- millinery,
- crash helmet,
- trilby,
- beanie,
- straw boater,
- derby,
- skullcap,
- muffler,
- mortarboard,
- balaclava,
- trencher,
- tin hat,
- earmuffs,
- dupatta,
- mask,
- bonnet,
- peaked,
- burqa,
- topee,
- turban,
- visor,
- cap,
- respirator,
- top hat,
- cockade,
- homburg,
- sun hat,
- yashmak,
- fedora,
- flat,
- Tuque,
- sombrero,
- headdress,
- string tie,
- scarf,
- dicky bow,
- feather boa,
- cloche,
- headgear,
- topper,
- veil,
- bobble hat,
- chador,
- bandana,
- neckerchief,
- mitre,
- tie,
- niqab,
- hood,
- cravat,
- kerchief,
- brim,
- bowler hat.
Other synonyms:
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- basketball,
- handball,
- baseball,
- ball,
- football,
- beach ball,
- bowling ball,
- golf ball,
- bat,
- birdie.
- bow,
- Falconet,
- basilisk,
- chaplet,
- nosegay,
- reveler,
- epaulet,
- garland,
- cockscomb,
- knot,
- Pederero,
- sportsman,
- pom-pom,
- Gamester,
- mortar,
- ordnance,
- Jingal,
- brow,
- bouquet,
- Firearms,
- Carronade,
- festoon,
- tassel,
- star,
- feather,
- battery,
- rosette,
- summit,
- piece,
- Aigulet,
- crown,
- panache,
- fringe,
- cannon,
- culverin,
- artillery,
- machine gun,
- swivel,
- Battering train,
- torpedo,
- tuft,
- flower,
- flair,
- Toxophilite,
- howitzer,
- acme,
- Mitrailleur,
- siege train,
- petard,
- frog,
- arbiter elegantiarum,
- gun,
- Mitrailleuse,
- park,
- archer,
- aigrette,
- field piece,
- infernal machine,
- style,
- posy,
- master of ceremonies,
- pompon,
- apex,
- Turfman.
How to use "Pompom" in context?
Pompoms are one of the most popular types of decorations in decoration. Their origins date back to 17th century Europe where they were used as part of celebrations or to attract attention. They have been used in many different ways, from being part of hairdos to being stuck in the ground as a decorations. Throughout the years, pompoms have taken on many different forms, from the classic pompom ball to more modern creations made with inflatable rubber or plastic disks. While their popularity may be waning a bit in recent years, they are still a very popular choice for both children and adults.
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