Ribbon

rib'bun, Rib'and, Rib'band, n. A fillet or narrow web of fine cloth, commonly of silk or satin; a narrow strip or shred; pi. the reins, or lines, by which a horse is guided and held. and Aftapir, — Rib'bon, v. t. [-boned (-bund), 2 very -boning.] To adorn with, or mark with stripes resembling, ribbons. -tT, nose, by Rice, rlSj n. An annual plant cultivated in warm climates; its seed, i of the which forms an important article of A small food. — Rice'pa'per, n. A kind of thin, delicate paper, from China, used for painting upon, and for fancy articles: it is said to be made stem or from the pith of a plant.