pompon

A noun referring to a decorative ball of tufted wool or silk, often worn on a hat, or a dusky grey food fish found in warmer Atlantic waters.

• 🇪🇸Sustantivo que designa un adorno esférico hecho de hebras de lana o seda, a menudo usado en gorros, o un pez gris oscuro de aguas templadas del Atlántico, apreciado en pesca comercial.

1. Decorative ball B1 formal

   A small, fluffy ball made of wool, silk, or other material, often used as an ornament on clothing, hats, or accessories.

   • The cheerleader waved a bright red pompon during the game.
   • Her winter hat was topped with a large, fluffy pompon.
   • The costume was decorated with colorful pompons along the hem.

   🇪🇸Pompón decorativo

   Sinónimos: bobblepom-pom

2. Fish species C1 formal american

   A dusky grey food fish found in warm waters from Louisiana and Florida southward, known for its mild flavor.

   • The local market sells fresh pompon caught off the Florida coast.
   • Pompon is a popular choice for fish tacos in the Gulf region.
   • Anglers often seek pompon for its delicate taste and firm texture.

   🇪🇸Pompon (pez)

   Sinónimos: pompano

• pompons plural form
• pompons' possessive plural form
• pompon's possessive singular form