1) Brace 2) British suspenders 3) Clamps 4) Dental appliance 5) Knee supports 6) Middle school liability 7) Orthodontal appliances 8) Orthodontic devices 9) Pairs 10) Pairs of tools 11) Prepares for a crash 12) Prepares for a jolt 13) Prepares for couples 14) Prepares for impact 15) Prepares for the worst 1) Duos 2) Firmsup 3) Girds 4) Pairs 5) Propsup 6) Steels 7) Struts 8) Twos 
Lines attached to the yardarms. They set the angle on a yard and held it taut.
The diagonal metal poles which connect the outer and inner standards of a scaffold giving support to the whole structure. Those running in line with the permanent structure are called cross braces, those running at right angles to it are called ledger braces.
Orthopedic appliances used to support, align, or hold parts of the body in correct position. ... (12 Dec 1998) ... 
another term for Orthodontics
Leather straps used to open or close the hood.
A word commonly used to describe a fixed orthodontic appliance, usually comprised of brackets, bands and wires. These are the names of each part of a typical set of braces:
Type: Term Pronunciation: brās′ez Definitions: 1. Colloquialism for orthodontic appliances.
Leather straps on the hood which open and close it.
noun an appliance that corrects dental irregularities
the leather (or sometimes gortex) strips that open and close a hood.
Used in salopettes for ski wear, braces attach trousers via 2 elasticated straps which in turn hook over the shoulders. These allow your legwear to fit closely all day without excess movement.