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greeting card

American  

noun

  1. card.


Etymology

Origin of greeting card

First recorded in 1895–1900

Example Sentences

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On a Christmas tree greeting card, for example, a miniature ballerina ornament had three separate colors, including red lips.

From The Wall Street Journal

She made her own greeting cards, which she sold to Fred Segal, and then worked in TV commercials as a creative assistant for some time.

From Los Angeles Times

Her artwork appears across a wide range of products, from planners and phone cases to rugs, greeting cards and apparel, bringing her signature mix of color and joy to everyday life.

From Los Angeles Times

Online shopping giant Temu has agreed to work with the greeting card industry to remove copied designs from its site more quickly.

From BBC

Paper Plant Co. makes and sells original greeting cards.

From Los Angeles Times