ribbons

noun
UK /ˈrɪbənz/
US /ˈrɪbənz/

Ribbons are long, thin strips of cloth used for tying or decorating.

She tied bright red ribbons in her hair.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Long narrow strips of material used to tie things together.

He wrapped the package with silver ribbons.

3. Awards or prizes shaped like a strip of cloth, given for winning.

The horse won three blue ribbons at the fair.

4. Thin strips of something, such as paper or pasta.

The chef added ribbons of pasta to the soup.

5. Long, flowing strips of something in nature.

Ribbons of light stretched across the sky at sunset.