
1) Arm band 2) Band 3) Band around a sleeve 4) Band for identification 5) Band of a kind 6) Band on a limb 7) Band on a sleeve 8) Band that circles a sleeve 9) Band worn above the elbow 10) Band worn around the biceps 11) Band worn during mourning 12) Bicep band 13) Biceps band 14) Cove 15) Decorative band
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1) Bangle 2) Bracelet 3) Gulf
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piece of armour for the arm
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Cloth band worn round the arm to identify a particular duty or function.
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• (n.) Armor for the arm. • (n.) A small arm; as, an armlet of the sea. • (n.) An arm ring; a bracelet for the upper arm.
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decorative band, usually of gold, silver, or other metal and sometimes featuring precious gems, worn for ornament around the arm, especially the ... [1 related articles]
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Piece of jewellery, usually glass or metal, worn about the arm. These were particularly common in the Romano-British period, though some were still utilised in the Anglo-Saxon period.
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Arm'let noun [
Arm +
-let .]
1. A small arm; as, an
armlet of the sea.
Johnson. 2. An arm ring; a bracelet for the upper arm.
3. Armor for the arm.
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An armlet is a form of bracelet worn around the arm, rather than the wrist.
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[
n] - a band worn around the arm for decoration
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arm band noun a band worn around the arm for decoration
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an ornamental band worn on the arm, esp. a bracelet worn high on the arm, rather than on the wrist. · a little inlet or arm: an armlet of the sea.
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