accessorise
a British spelling of accessorize
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a British spelling of accessorize
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cloth or ribbon that is fixed to the edge of soft material to decorate it or to keep the edges from coming apart
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a small ball made from pieces of wool, used for decorating hats and other pieces of clothing.
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a narrow rope made by twisting fibres around each other, used for decorating clothes, curtains, or furniture
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a flat object that you move backwards and forwards in front of your face in order to make yourself feel less hot
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a wide piece of cloth that is formed into folds and fastened for decoration to the edge of something such as a piece of clothing or a curtain
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a design using the first letter of each of someone’s names, usually sewn onto clothing or decorating an object
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a long narrow piece of coloured cloth or paper, usually used as a decoration or to tie something
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a circular decoration made of folded brightly coloured material worn by supporters of a political party or sports team, or by someone who has won a prize
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a small shiny flat piece of plastic or metal that you can sew onto clothes to decorate them
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a group of strings tied together at one end and fastened to clothing or objects as a decoration
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