wreath

noun
UK /riːθ/
US /riːθ/

A wreath is a ring of flowers or leaves that people hang up to decorate.

She hung a wreath of green leaves on the front door.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A ring of flowers placed on a grave or at a memorial to show respect.

They laid a wreath at the monument.

3. A curved shape that looks like a ring, such as a wreath of smoke or mist.

A wreath of smoke curled up from the candle.

4. A ring of twisted material worn on the head as a mark of honor.

The winner wore a laurel wreath.