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Pom-pom

A pom-pom – also spelled pom-pon, pompom or pompon – is a decorative ball or tuft of fibrous material.

Clothing, Overview & Etymology and spelling

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Etymology and spelling

Sports and cheerleading

Clothing

Toys and bicycles

Gallery

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Pom-pom

Nodes37
Edges36
Triples34
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.054054
Components1

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Pom-pom

Top relations

related to Toorie · 11
Pom-pom → Balmoral, Balmorals, Glengarries, Glengarry, In, It, Scottish, Scottish Highland, Shanter, Tam, The
related to Etymology and spelling · 8
Pom-pom → Dictionary, English Language, French, It, The American Heritage Dictionary, The New Oxford American, Webster's New World College, Webster's Third New International
related to Sports and cheerleading · 7
Pom-pom → BoPET, Cheerleading, His, Lawrence Herkimer, Since, The, This
related to Gallery · 5
Pom-pom → Bourbon Restoration, Finger, Greek Presidential Guard, Pile, Shako
related to Toys and bicycles · 3
Pom-pom → Pom, Pom-poms, They

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also pom-poms used made pom toorie cheerleaders pompon ball cheerleading sports called children's small hat come fans may paper plastic

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Pom-pomrelated to Etymology and spellingFrench0.60section
Pom-pomrelated to Etymology and spellingIt0.60section
Pom-pomrelated to Etymology and spellingWebster's Third New International0.60section
Pom-pomrelated to Etymology and spellingDictionary0.60section
Pom-pomrelated to Etymology and spellingThe New Oxford American0.60section
Pom-pomrelated to Etymology and spellingThe American Heritage Dictionary0.60section
Pom-pomrelated to Etymology and spellingEnglish Language0.60section
Pom-pomrelated to Etymology and spellingWebster's New World College0.60section
Pom-pomrelated to GalleryFinger0.60section
Pom-pomrelated to GalleryShako0.60section
Pom-pomrelated to GalleryBourbon Restoration0.60section
Pom-pomrelated to GalleryGreek Presidential Guard0.60section

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