Confetti

When the city was liberated, people lined the streets throwing confetti.

She showered him with confetti.

Tom and Mary showered John with confetti.

The guests threw confetti at the newlyweds.

Confetti drops over the crowd as the clock strikes midnight during the New Year's celebration in Times Square.

How much confetti they throw into the streets!

… a pale and fair devotee of fashion who has left off eating confetti, and recovered her bloom.

"Why, if you and Teresa, our own best man and maid of honor . . . oh, how wonderful that would be, to eat confetti at your wedding!"

Emilio and Roberto had pooled their resources in money and had arranged with the cafe keeper for steaming thick chocolate, a slow-pouring syrup-like drink, the richest boccotoni, cream-filled heavy sfogliate, and almond confetti.

There were large trays with assorted pastries and colored almond confetti for a wedding, and he remembered with a pang that this very day was the wedding anniversary, the day Pino and Maria had married (so long ago!) in Rome.