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waistband
/ ˈɱɪˌæԻ /
noun
an encircling band of material to finish and strengthen a skirt or trousers at the waist
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of waistband1
Example Sentences
Lorde previously said her Met Gala look - inspired by a cummerbund, or waistband, traditionally worn by men - was a hint to where she was "gender-wise".
The employee noticed that a man believed to be Bland had what appeared to be a handgun tucked into his front waistband with the handle visible.
Mr Mayers was alleged to have whipped out a gun from his waistband and pointed it at Mr Ephron, telling him: "I'll kill you right now."
My captive fingertips recorded every velvety inch of him on their downward tour, pausing only when impeded by the low waistband of his jeans.
The lawsuit says Martin tried to defuse the situation by getting out of the vehicle to reason with Podkowski, who responded by drawing a gun from his waistband and pointing it at Martin’s head.
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