The word 'galloon' is a loan word from French 'galon'

'Galloon' is a word borrowed from French 'galon'. The word entered the English language some time around 1604.

galloon [noun] [1604]

A narrow trimming (as of lace or braid with metallic threads) having both edges scalloped
Meaning: a narrow trimming (as of lace or braid with metallic threads) having both edges scalloped.

Etymology: French galon.

Topics: Clothing:Accessories.

Origin: From French to English.

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