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n. A composition or structure in radiating form or arrangement, such as a rotating display of fireworks.

n. An ornamental branched candleholder, sometimes backed by a mirror.

n. An earring that consists of a central piece with three smaller ornaments or stones hanging from it.

n. An ornamental branched candle holder, sometimes with a mirror behind.

n. A type of firework which creates a "whirling top" or "flying saucer" effect.

n. A branched lightholder, whether for candles or lamps, whether standing on a foot (see candelabrum) serving as a bracket projecting from the wall. The former is the more common signification in English use.

n. A kind of revolving firework; a pyrotechnic revolving sun; also, any revolving jet of similar form or character: as, a girandole of water.

n. A piece of jewelry of pendent form, often consisting of a central larger pendant surrounded by smaller ones.

n. In fortification, a connection of several mine-chambers for the defense of the place of arms of the covered way.

n. an ornate candle holder; often with a mirror

"The earliest uses of "girandole" in English, in the 17th century, referred to a kind of firework or to something, such as a fountain, with a radiating pattern like that of a firework."

candleholder    candlestick