Christmas ornament


Also found in: Thesaurus, Encyclopedia, Wikipedia.

Christmas ornament

n
the usual US name for a bauble2
Collins English Dictionary – Complete and Unabridged, 12th Edition 2014 © HarperCollins Publishers 1991, 1994, 1998, 2000, 2003, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2011, 2014
Mentioned in ?
References in periodicals archive ?
And no government policy could have saved the Christmas ornament, sport shoe, or garment business.
During a visit to a nursing home, Meghan Markle wrote on a Christmas ornament and impressed royal watchers with her handwriting.
Last year I heard of a story where a delivery driver in Sheffield tripped over a Christmas ornament placed on the homeowner's driver and, as a result of this, he sued for compensation.
Depending on the gift selected, it could include candy, wine, fragrances, jewellery, games and puzzles and a Christmas ornament especially designed for LOT for the holidays.
Failsafe gifts, Jo Malone Christmas ornament, PS20 (www.jomlaone.co.uk) and Nicholas Kirkwood heels, PS645 (net-porter.com)
This year's Christmas ornament is an angel crafted in clear crystal and holding a light rose crystal heart.
Does the Christmas ornament shape of the info bubbles have any meaning?
Christmas ornament: "I bought this in Germany in 2001.
It wasn't a real; it was a Christmas ornament. The scientists took the ornament back to the laboratory, where they chopped it up and studied the pieces.
Because musical items are often irritating (like the Christmas ornament), they're likely to be sold.
But by now the bright red machine is swinging to all four points of the compass like a giant Christmas ornament blowing in the wind.
Whether the item is a candle, a greeting card, Christmas ornament, floral bouquet, or any of the beautiful Hallmark collectibles, quality and value have always been the foremost consideration."