Bunting

Pronunciation: /ˈbʌntɪŋ/

Definitions of bunting

noun a type of festive decoration made of fabric or paper, often used for parties or celebrations

Example Sentences

A1 I saw colorful bunting hanging at the party.

A2 The bunting fluttered in the breeze at the outdoor event.

B1 The bunting added a festive touch to the decorations for the celebration.

B2 She carefully sewed the bunting to create a cheerful atmosphere in the garden.

C1 The intricate bunting designs were handcrafted by skilled artisans.

C2 The vintage bunting from the 1920s was a rare find at the antique market.

Examples of bunting in a Sentence

formal The bunting was hung along the main street for the town's annual parade.

informal I love how festive the bunting looks at the summer fair.

slang Let's grab some bunting and decorate for the party tonight.

figurative The bunting of memories fluttered in her mind as she walked down the familiar street.

Grammatical Forms of bunting

• past tense: bunted
• plural: buntings
• comparative: more bunting
• superlative: most bunting
• present tense: bunts
• future tense: will bunt
• perfect tense: has bunted
• continuous tense: is bunting
• singular: bunting
• positive degree: bunting
• infinitive: to bunt
• gerund: bunting
• participle: bunted

Origin and Evolution of bunting

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'bunting' originated from Middle English, where it referred to a coarse woolen cloth used for making flags and ribbons.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the term 'bunting' came to be associated with various types of festive decorations, particularly colorful flags and banners used in celebrations and events.