ribbon
noun(rib-bon)
a flat or tubular narrow closely woven fabric (as of silk or rayon) used for trimmings or knitting
ribbon
noun(rib-bon)
a narrow fabric used for tying packages
ribbon
noun(rib-bon)
a piece of usually multicolored ribbon worn as a military decoration or in place of a medal
ribbon
verb(rib-bon)
to adorn with ribbons
ribbon
verb(rib-bon)
to divide into ribbons
ribbon
verb(rib-bon)
to cover with or as if with ribbons
ribbon
noun(rib-bon)
a system of buildings built side by side along a road
ribbon
noun(rib-bon)
nemertean
ribbon
adjective(rib-bon)
of outstanding quality; especially : consisting of individuals selected for quality, reputation, or authority
ribbon
noun(rib-bon)
an honor or award gained for preeminence
ribbon
noun(rib-bon)
a blue ribbon awarded as an honor (as to the first-place winner in a competition)
ribbon
noun(rib-bon)
a red ribbon usually with appropriate words or markings awarded the second-place winner in a competition
ribbon
noun(rib-bon)
any of a phylum (Nemertea synonym Rhynchocoela) of often vividly colored usually long dorsoventrally flattened marine worms that typically burrow in the mud or sand along seacoasts —called also ribbon worm