tasseled
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- adjective
- /ˈtæsəld/
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- She wore a beautiful dress that was adorned with tasseled edges, giving it an elegant look.
Now I can bend to peel off my shoes, try to hook the tasseled tips into the emerald sails of my satin pantaloons.
- Now I can bend to peel off my shoes, try to hook the tasseled tips into the emerald sails of my satin pantaloons.
Examples
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So I had like a full sequin tasseled Cape, I had this tiny little sequin body and then this extra neck bit.
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Meanwhile, those of the chasseurs was decorated with tassels, braids and a scarlet plume.
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Now I can bend to peel off my shoes, try to hook the tasseled tips into the emerald sails of my satin pantaloons.
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Cousteau's eager to look for the improbably named Wobbegong, a delicately tasseled and harmless shark that lazes listlessly on the smooth ocean floor.
Blog text (10) -
Cox-Richard takes on the availability of Powers's figure by focusing instead on the thigh-high stand on which she leans for support, and on which her tasseled shawl has been draped.
Academic text (2012) -
The tasseled curtains added a touch of luxury to the living room decor.
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For the festival, he chose a tasseled hat that perfectly complemented his outfit.
Synonyms
Covered with small things that make something look more beautiful
A thing with decorations like jewels or banners to make it look more beautiful
How Decorated
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Tasseled comes from the simple word tassel, which means 'a small bunch of threads' and originally came from a French word for 'tuft'. So, a tasseled cap or shawl is one that has those little hanging thread decorations.