ribbon

Phonetic Respelling: [ rib-uhn ]

Definition:

n. a narrow strip or band of colorful material used to hold the hair or to tie up presents or honor winners

Sentence:

Hank's daughter won a blue ribbon at the fair.

More example sentences:

Hank's daughter won a blue ribbon at the fair.

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What color was the ribbon Geronimo earned?

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What color is the ribbon that the narrator sees in the dark stall?

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What was the color of the ribbon the kitten had with her?

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What color ribbon is he tying in the story?

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Why did Rachel's horse need a red ribbon on his tail?

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Who got the blue ribbon from the desk fairy first?

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Why was Katie going to apologize about the ribbon comment to Becky?

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What does Mr. Tanen do right before the ribbon cutting ceremony?

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Who did the judge give the first prize ribbon to?

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What color was the ribbon on Paddy's new hat before it got wet?

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What did the old woman use the green ribbon for?

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How did Rachel get her hair ribbon back?

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Why did Mia receive a ribbon from Mr. Smith?

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Who tied the ribbon onto Olive?

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Synonyms:

strip; badge; decoration

Antonyms:

sheet

Ribbon rhymes:

• Two Syllable Rhymes
  • gibbon
  • gribben
  • ghibben
  • ibn
  • plybon
  • ribbon
• Three Syllable Rhymes
  • fitzgibbon
  • mcgibbon
  • mckibben
  • mckibbin
  • mckibbon