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Christmas ornament

British  

noun

  1. the usual US name for a bauble

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Senesh was fortunate that her parachute jump in March 1944 didn’t kill her, as she landed on a pine tree and hung 30 feet above ground “like a human Christmas ornament.”

From The Wall Street Journal

They found a Christmas ornament, a Dr Suess book that was unscathed and something that nearly brought him to tears:

From BBC

But you might not know the bear’s origin story, which I only recently discovered while searching for this Christmas ornament I spotted at my friend Heather’s house.

From Los Angeles Times

The 99-year-old is the first of the U.S. presidents to be honored with an official White House Christmas ornament while still living.

From Seattle Times

It raises money mostly through private donations and sales of retail merchandise, including the annual Christmas ornament.

From Seattle Times