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Tassel
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a hanging ornament made of threads or cords, often found at the end of graduation caps or attached to curtains or clothing
What is a "tassel"?
A tassel is a decorative ornament made of threads or cords, usually hanging from a knot or loop. It is commonly found at the end of graduation caps, where it is worn as part of academic regalia. During graduations, the tassel is typically moved from one side to the other to signify the completion of a degree. Tassels can also be attached to items like curtains or clothing as a decorative feature. The color of the tassel may indicate the specific field of study or the institution's colors.
Example
The tailor added delicate tassels to the hem of the dress, giving it a bohemian flair.
She carefully tied the tassel to the curtain, adding a touch of elegance to the room.
As the graduates walked across the stage, the tassels on their caps swayed with each step.
Example
The tailor added delicate tassels to the hem of the dress, giving it a bohemian flair.
She carefully tied the tassel to the curtain, adding a touch of elegance to the room.
As the graduates walked across the stage, the tassels on their caps swayed with each step.
He absentmindedly played with the tassel on his keychain while waiting for the elevator.
The dancer's costume shimmered with golden tassels as she twirled across the stage.
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