wristband
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- noun
- /ˈrɪstˌbænd/
- The athlete received a special wristband to identify him during the race.
- arm and wristbands
- wearing wristbands
- wristbands are decorated
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Watch on YouTubeWill a day ever come when a a watch or a wristband can do this really well?
- Will a day ever come when a a watch or a wristband can do this really well?
- Yeah, the information flow, I'm assuming, would go from the wristband to the puck to the glasses.
- And if you go to that website, you'll hear about this wristband that I'm wearing.
- If you're in a relationship, you wear the girl's scrunchie as a wristband.
- In our country, we have police officers in three different states wearing blue wristbands.
- The woop is a wristband, essentially fitness tracker that connects with a mobile app.
- Anyway, wristband's on the way and you keep asking questions and I'll keep answering them.
- Oh wait, McDonald's recalled the wristbands after they left people with burns and blisters, which technically is the job of their apple pie filling.
Examples
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For events where we anticipate large crowds, wristbands may be required in order to join the signing line.
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She wore a colorful wristband that matched her outfit for the concert.
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You just walk in with your wristband and play whatever you want people bring.
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Let me see your wristband, bud.
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This is just the wristband.
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It's $5 for today's wristband color, which is orange.
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Everyone over 21 who came to the event got a wristband, and we gave out over 350 wristbands.
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The woop is a wristband, essentially fitness tracker that connects with a mobile app.
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Also, some jurisdictions issue hospital-style wristbands to victims in evacuation scenarios.
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He showed his entry wristband at the gate to get into the festival.
Synonyms
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3.6
A hard decorative bracelet worn around the wrist
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2.1
A strip of material worn around the wrist for decoration, identification, or to absorb sweat
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4.8
A small band you wear around the wrist to decorate or hold small things like keys
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A strap that attaches a watch to the wrist
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Etymology
Wristband simply joins wrist, meaning the lower part of the arm, and band, meaning 'a strip' or 'a loop', so it is a strip you wear around the wrist, like a headband is a band for the head.