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girdlenoun a strip of flexible material (as leather) worn around the waistdrew a handkerchief from the girdle around her waist and offered it to the knight as a token of affection belt, ceinture, cincture, cummerbund(also cumberbund), sash, self-belt band, waistbandcircle, loop, ribbon, ringbaldric, bandolier(or bandoleer), Sam Browne beltcestus, obi to encircle or bind with or as if with a belttrees girdled the campus, essentially hiding it from view wire girdling the bundle of firewood band, begird, belt, engird(archaic), engirdle, enwind, gird, girt, girth, wrap tie up, trusscircle, enwreathe, loop, wind, wreathebandage, enswathe, swathechain, cord, enchain, lash, rope, shackle, tape, wire ungird, unwrap unbind, unlash, unshackle, untie, unwind to travel completely aroundan asteroid belt that girdles the inner planets of the solar system circle, circuit, circumnavigate, circumvent, compass, encircle, orbit, ring, round circumambulate, cross, perambulate, traverse to form a circle aroundthe rings that famously girdle the planet Saturn circle, compass, embrace, encircle, enclose(also inclose), encompass, environ, gird, ring, surround, wreathe circumscribe, close in, cordon (off), fence (in), hem (in), wallbeset, besiege, entrench(also intrench), invest, swarm before the 12th century |