tinsel

• The atmosphere in the club was as gay as tinsel, and they drank and talked about all that had happened to them since Kesselheim left the boat. —  Grey Wolf, Grey Sea
• One robot carried a basket stuffed full of tinsel, another long twisting chains of realistic-looking holly and the third a carton of nearglass bulbs I thought we were going to decorate it," said Thad No, Grandfather always thought children got too exuberant and noisy with jobs like this," said the girl. —  BEN BOVA Editor
• It was the jingle of tinsel, and yet there was hard steel in it somewhere. —  Astounding Stories June, 1935
• Jury was surprised to see the window festooned with scraggly blue and brassy-orange tinsel, the sad remains of the passing season. —  Martha Grimes - The Old Silent
• Good-bye, Prince She turned away, joyfully clasping to her breast a satin-striped box, in which beneath paper lace and tinsel was the most delicious candy; a whole box full all but a few bites, as Alene had said; while the latter leaned over the wall calling more good-byes, and Prince kept up a continuous barking that said so plainly, once you understood his language, "Good-bye! —  Peggy-Alone

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