Beribbon

Pronunciation: /bəˈrɪbən/

Definitions of beribbon

verb to decorate or adorn with ribbons

Example Sentences

A1 She beribboned her hair for the party.

A2 The gift was beribboned with a beautiful bow.

B1 The room was beribboned with colorful streamers for the celebration.

B2 The wedding car was beribboned with white satin bows.

C1 The Christmas tree was beribboned with gold and silver strands.

C2 The ballroom was beribboned with elegant drapes for the grand event.

Examples of beribbon in a Sentence

formal The gift was beautifully beribboned with a luxurious silk ribbon.

informal She beribboned her hair with colorful ribbons for the party.

slang I'm gonna beribbon this package real nice before sending it out.

figurative Her words were beribboned with sincerity and kindness.

Grammatical Forms of beribbon

• past tense: beribboned
• plural: beribbon
• comparative: more beribboned
• superlative: most beribboned
• present tense: berribons
• future tense: will beribbon
• perfect tense: have beribboned
• continuous tense: is berribboning
• singular: beribbon
• positive degree: beribboned
• infinitive: to beribbon
• gerund: berribboning
• participle: berribboned

Origin and Evolution of beribbon

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'beribbon' originated from the Middle English word 'riban' which means a strip of material used for tying or decoration.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'beribbon' has evolved to specifically refer to the act of adorning or decorating with ribbons.