galloon
noun
gal·loon gə-ˈlün 
: a narrow trimming (as of lace or braid with metallic threads) having both edges scalloped
Word History
Etymology
borrowed from French galon "fabric edging used to decorate or reinforce apparel, curtains, etc.," going back to Middle French, derivative of galonner "to decorate (the hair) with gold or silver threads," going back to Old French galoner, of obscure origin
First Known Use
1604, in the meaning defined above
- slow lemur
- slow loris
- slow match
- slow news day
- slow off the mark
- slow on the uptake
- slow oven
- slow pill
- slow shrimp
- slow study
- slow virus
- slow-burning
- slow-foot
- slow-footed
- slow-footedness
- slow-motion
- slow-moving
- slow-paced
- slow-pitch
- slow-spoken
- slow-twitch
- slow-up
- slow-walk
- slow-walked
- slow-walking