kaleidoscope

It’s an ever-expanding condiment kaleidoscope — and thanks to increased interest in fermentation from chefs and home cooks bolstered by pandemic-era cooking, North America’s artisanal vinegar industry has only begun to bloom.

In all, the Kefauver High Kaleidoscope sold more than a million copies.

Her aspirations were noble: Inject high art into pop music and create a Koons-esque kaleidoscope of dance tracks.

The collection was visual poetry with the colors colliding and blending as if seen through an ever-spinning kaleidoscope.

This dish is also a subtle kaleidoscope of wonderful flavors.

The bottom of the bank was a constantly varying kaleidoscope of beauty.

The south transept window, although sheer kaleidoscope, is gay and attractive.

There moved before us a kaleidoscope of gay colors, over which breathed the fragrance of soft music.

You have often turned a kaleidoscope over and over, and watched the bits of coloured glass falling into strange patterns.

Half shut your eyes and make a tube of your hands and see if this doesn't remind you of a kaleidoscope.