festoon

Severe bags under the eyes are also known as festoons.

I was used to riding with my reins hanging in festoons.

Festoons of ammunition rose up to the guns beside him.

During the Fair, the entire area is decorated with festoons and buntings.

Festoons of it were floating down from the ceiling.

He saw festoons of red and white ribbons.

Above these figures is a valance of beads hanging in festoons.

He came into the room, gestured, and turned on festoons of the small cold-light lamps.

But it was a still, cold December day and their sails hung in limp festoons.

It was tucked inside the canopy and framed by festoons of golden fabric.

Deep grey dust and heavy festoons of cobwebs met his eyes everywhere.

The other festoons contain a wheel, her intended instrument of martyrdom.

There were festoons of lottery tickets around the booth.

Ruched or festoons could add style to the setting.

We went on, ducking under festoons of thick vine.

She resolved to take down her festoons tonight and to send them down here tomorrow with Leonard.

Above their heads, silver-gray festoons of Spanish moss decorated the trees.

The grimy paper, of a pattern now indistinguishable, hung in loose festoons from the wall.

Festoons of razor ribbon and vines streamed back from the running gear.

He drew cartoons and festoons for the movement.

The walls she decorated with her own fabrics, hanging them in great festoons until the colors danced.

All the decorations were white and festoons of snowy lace-gushed from every appropriate appointment.

One steam fire engine was drawn by four white horses, with crape festoons on their heads.

Whatta ya want, festoons of fat hanging from my fingers?

It's limp arms and legs hung down, faint festoons of clothing dropped off as he touched them.

So you can see a site festooned with three or four of these things, and I guess that's supposed to be a good thing.

Two days earlier his car had been festooned with three different parking tickets.

It is a big, open area, festooned with color photographs of current Yankees.

All of it festooned with lights like a Christmas tree.

The lead car was festooned with the green flags of Hamas.

Banners festooned the city, and about 62,000 volunteers turned out.

All this, while the field is festooned with unanswered question marks!

My fly was festooned with vegetation on almost every cast.

I looked where he was looking, and saw nothing but the wall of the cliff, some ten feet away, festooned with small rock plants.

The walls are festooned with letters of the alphabet and numbers.

One held onto ropes festooned along the sides of these craft.

We had to work with the gallery festooned in paper.'

I say let her own head festoon the walls.

He could see the car outside, festooned with tin cans and old shoes.

Why not, she asked her husband, Mike, festoon the bar with the pennies?

In the center is a 30-foot Douglas fir festooned with white lights.

There are still quite a few trees and bushes festooned with the fruits of last year.

The serpent was still festooned on the tree; she raised her head as they came in.

Jerry looked down at the equipment festooned about him.

Washington Arch and its surrounding streets were festooned with lights.

But this year there will be fewer gifts to festoon than usual.

But it was also festooned with official Euro 2012 memorabilia.

To make sure everyone would notice it he also festooned the car with grapefruits.

It was hung and festooned with what I at first took to be streamers.

You're so right, I'm festooned with them - all inactive!