Garland
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 43
gär′land, n. a wreath of flowers or leaves: a name for a book of extracts in prose or poetry: ( Shak. ) the thing most prized.— v.t. to deck with a garland.— n. Gar′landāge , a decoration of garlands.— adj. Gar′landle .— n. Gar′landry , garlands collectively.- -Civic garland , a crown of oak-leaves bestowed on a Roman soldier who saved a fellow-citizen's life in battle. [O. Fr. garlande ; prob. Old High Ger. wiara , fine ornament.]
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