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A pom-pom (or pom-pon, from the French) is a decorative ball of fluff. Large handheld ones may be used by dancers, cheerleaders and sports fans; smaller ones adorn curtains or hats such as the tam o'shanter.

Pom-poms on clothing and curtains tend to be made of cloth or ribbon, while the cheerleading/dance variety are more often made of paper, plastic, or occasionally feathers.

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