What does BELTS mean?

Belts

Part of Speech: Noun

Definition: A flexible band or strap, typically made of leather or heavy cloth, worn around the waist or hips to support clothing or hold weapons.

Pronunciation (US): /bɛlts/

Pronunciation (UK): /bɛlts/

Origin and Usage: The word "belts" originated in the early 14th century from the Old English word "bælt" which means "belt, girdle, or sash." Belts are commonly used to hold up pants and skirts, but they can also be worn for fashion purposes or to hold weapons such as guns or knives.

Synonyms: Strap, band, girdle, waistband, cummerbund

Related Words: Bands, sash, strap, waist

Example Sentences:

• He wore a belt with his suit to keep his pants up.
• She cinched her dress with a wide belt.
• The police officers belt held his gun and handcuffs.
• He used a belt to secure the box to the roof of his car.
• The wrestler won the championship belt.