a long, narrow strip of fabric, used for tying something or for decoration
a chiefly aquatic worm with an elongated, unsegmented, flattened body that is typically brightly coloured and tangled in knots, and a long proboscis for catching food
a cable for transmitting electronic signals consisting of several insulated wires connected together to form a flat ribbon
ceremonially open a building or road, typically by cutting a ribbon across the entrance
the building of houses along a main road, especially one leading out of a town or village
a ribbon of blue silk given to the winner of a competition or as a mark of great distinction
a trophy for the ship making the fastest eastward sea crossing of the Atlantic Ocean on a regular commercial voyage