0 past simple and past participle of festoon --
1 to decorate a room or other place for a special occasion by hanging coloured paper, lights, or flowers around it, especially in curves: --
I can only conclude that what they have in mind is a kind of petrified forest festooned with rules, regulations and controls, and possibly rations.
The idea of forcing nations together instead of nations working together as equals is festooned with doom and potential disaster.
We never read the papers, but we were festooned with encyclopaedias.
We shall support any devolutionary measure, however small, festooned with however much public relations.
Purely academic discourses, festooned with statistics, merely lead to people switching off their sets.
Its unkempt banks are festooned with all manner of discarded materials, from sanitary ware to leaflets promoting the virtues of the poll tax.
It is a constitution festooned with all sorts of obstacles.
He would return about half an hour later with the broomstick festooned with cans of beer.
