English, asked by agarwalrachna274, 2 months ago

A bunch of threads tied at one end and hanging loosely​

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Answered by joshimleena
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hi mate your answer

Explanation:

tas·sel. 1. A bunch of loose threads or cords bound at one end and hanging free at the other, used as an ornament on curtains or clothing, for example.

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