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UK
/ɹˈɪstbænd/
]
NOUN
- a band of cloth or leather or metal links attached to a wristwatch and wrapped around the wrist
- band consisting of a part of a sleeve that covers the wrist
How To Use wristband In A Sentence
- Opening his eyes to slits, he brought his wrist in front of his face to see the light flashing on his wristband .
- She wore a light blue nightgown with teddy bears on it and black wristbands.
- By this point in their charmed lives, the thirtysomething mom and dad characters had stopped wearing saris and polyester pants and now dressed, inexplicably, for tennis: picture a darker, paunchier Bjorn Borg, in those snug shorts of the era, but with a bushy mustache and too many wristbands. Bollywood's NRI Reel Finally Gets Real
- They will be given another loose wristband which they then can choose who to give to. The Sun
- The wristbands are not freely distributed to our employees as it would deviate from the original intention to help our target beneficiaries in Indonesia who need curative eye treatment.
- Think of it as a miniature Camden Crawl with less townie posturing, and no need for wristbands.www.treorchytown.co.ukFrank's Café and Campari Bar is set in an insalubrious multistorey car park in Peckham, but don't let that put you off. The insider's guide to free arts
- The smart wristband is the most common smart wearable device just now. Times, Sunday Times
- They presented well wishers with gray wristbands that symbolize brain tumor awareness and are imprinted with the words "Live in harmony: RHG. DailyHerald.com > News
- To show their support people are asked to wear a white band, either an armband, wristband or headband, during the concerts.
- Long had to cover up the wristband after passing a fitness test to make a shock comeback against Bolton. The Sun
