To deck with a garland or garlands.
To make into a wreath or garland.
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1. A royal crown; a diadem; any crown, as, figuratively, of martyrdom.
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A wreath; a string of flowers or leaves, intended to be festooned or hung round a person or an object for ornament in token of festivity, or to be worn as a wreath or chaplet on the head: in the latter case, often conferred in former times as a mark of admiration or honor, especially for poetic or artistic excellence.
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Hence— A string or series of literary gems; a collection of choice short pieces in poetry or prose; an anthology.
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Figuratively, the top; the principal thing, or thing most prized.
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In heraldry, same as chaplet, 3.
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A sort of bag of network, having the mouth extended by a hoop, used by sailors instead of a locker or cupboard to hold provisions.
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In mining, a wooden or cast-iron curb set in the walling of a shaft, to catch and carry away any water coming down its sides.
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Nautical, a name given to a band, collar, or grommet of ropes, used for various purposes.