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A saddle-shaped structure, especially one on the back of a horse or other animal, or a saddle-shaped part of the human body, such as the sella turcica at the base of the brain. Related: saddle, seat, back, hump.
MIAOU/miˈaʊ/ · interjection
A sound made by a cat, typically to attract attention or express need. Related: meow, mew, yowl, hiss.
WAFERS/ˈweɪfərz/ · noun
Thin, crisp, and usually sweet biscuits, often served as a snack or used as a base for desserts. Wafers can also refer to thin slices of food, such as potato or vegetable wafers. Related: biscuits, cookies, wafery, thin slices.
TOPIARY/ˈtoʊpiːri/ · noun
Decorative shrubbery or trees cut and trained to form a particular shape or design, or a garden feature made in this way. A style of garden design that uses shrubs and trees cut into ornamental shapes. Related: hedge, garden, ornament, fountain.
GLORIA/ˈɡlɔːriə/ · noun
A female given name, the Latin word for glory, or a musical composition, especially a choral work. Related: glory, honor, praise, renown.
Baubles are small, showy trinkets or ornaments of little intrinsic value. In British English especially, the term commonly refers to the decorative balls hung on a Christmas tree. Related: trinkets, ornaments, knick-knacks, gewgaws.
CANDY/ˈkæn.di/ · noun
A sweet confection made with sugar or syrup, often combined with chocolate, fruit, nuts, or flavourings. Related: confection, sweetmeat, sweet, bonbon.
The plural of "branch": the woody limbs that grow out from a tree's trunk or stem, or by extension any division or subdivision of something larger, such as a river, road, organization, field of study, or family line. As a verb form ("branches"), it means splits or extends into separate parts. Related: limbs, boughs, arms, offshoots.
TINSEL/tɪnzəl/ · noun
Thin strips of shiny material, typically silver or gold, used for decorating, especially at Christmas. A thin strip of shiny material. Related: ornament, decoration, trim, bunting.