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bandsnoun1pl. of band a circular stripa band of cloth tied around his wrist circles, eyes, hoops, loops, rings, rounds belts, cinctures, collars, girdleswreathsannulets, beckets, coils, curls, furls, hanks, spirals, spires, twirls, whorls something that physically prevents free movementnumerous bands of plastic held the toy securely in the box binds, bonds, bracelets, chains, cuffs, fetters, handcuffs, irons, ligatures, manacles, shackles captivities, confinements, constraints, curbs, enchainments, enslavements, hindrances, immurements, imprisonments, incarcerations, restraints, restrictionsentanglements, nets, trammels, trapscollars, straitjackets(also straightjackets)fasteners, hobbles, hold-downs, holdings, holds, ties a line or long narrow section differing in color from the backgroundskunks have a band of white down their backs bandsnoun2pl. of banda usually large group of musicians playing togetherthat band is looking for a new singer orchestras, philharmonics, symphonies, symphony orchestras brass bands, chamber orchestras, sinfoniettasbrasses, strings, woodwindscombos, ensembles, groupscompanies, troupesduos, octets, quartets(or quartettes), quintets, septets, sextets, trios a group of people working together on a taska band of volunteer searchers found the lost child armies, brigades, companies, crews, gangs, outfits, parties, platoons, squads, teams battalions, corps, troopsforces, hosts, posses, stables, troupesadministrations, departments, help, personnels, staffs(or staves) a usually small number of persons considered as a unita band of explorers arrays, batches, batteries, bodies, boodles, bunches, clusters, clutches, consorts, constellations, crops, groupings, groups, huddles, knots, lots, parcels, parties, passels assemblies, collectives, congregations, gatherings, musters, organizationscircles, clans, cliques, coteries, fellowships, gangs, rings, rounds, setsfactions, guilds(also gilds), orders, schools, sectsbrigades, crews, outfits, phalanxes(or phalanges), platoons, posses, task forces, teamsalliances, blocs, coalitions, confederacies, confederations, federations, leagues, unionsbattalions, squadronsbevies, broods, coveys the whole kit and caboodle individuals, singles a number of things considered as a unita band of songbirds arrays, assemblages, banks, batches, batteries, blocks, bunches, clots, clumps, clusters, clutches, collections, constellations, groupings, groups, huddles, knots, lots, musters, packages, parcels, passels, sets, suites accumulations, aggregates, aggregations, conglomerationsagglomerations, assortments, hodgepodges, jumbles, miscellanies, mixtures, odds and ends, sundries, varietiescycles, runs, series, suits the whole kit and caboodle entities, items, singles, units bandsverbpresent tense third-person singular of bandto encircle or bind with or as if with a beltbanded the waist of the dress with a matching belt begirds, belts, engirdles, engirds(archaic), enwinds, girdles, girds, girths, girts, wraps ties up, trussescircles, enwreathes, loops, winds, wreathesbandages, enswathes, swatheschains, cords, enchains, lashes, ropes, shackles, tapes, wires ungirds, unwraps unbinds, unlashes, unshackles, unties, unwinds to gather into a tight mass by means of a line or cordbanded the newspapers together for delivery binds, ties, trusses cinches, cords, ropes, straps, threads, wiresgirds, girtslashes, leashes, tethersinterlaces, intertwines, interweaves, lacesentangles, knots, snarls, tangles, twistscoils, winds unbinds, unties undoes, unfastens, unlaces, unlashes, unloosens, unlooses, unstraps, unstrings, unthreadsunleashes, untethersdisentangles, unravels, unsnarls, untangles, untwines, untwistsuncoils, unspools, unwinds to make stripes onbanded the sleeves of the robe with strips of contrasting material bars, streaks, stripes blazes |