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n. - Dusky grey food fish found from Louisiana and Florida southward; Decoration consisting of a ball of tufted wool or silk.

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  • The English word "" pumpkin '' may derive from the French word pompon, which in turn may derive from the Greek pepon.
  • I suppose a pompon may have hit him in the head, too.
  • The shape of the pieces for the elongated pompon would be cut like pattern "a."
  • Our left has touched them, and as I write this our pompon on that side has a couple of goes.
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