laureling

laureling
lau·rel || 'lɑrəl ,'lɔ- /'lɒ- n. bay tree, small evergreen tree with glossy green leaves; wreath of bay leaves used as a symbol of victory or distinction v. adorn with laurels; honor publicly, praise

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