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backband

[ bak-band ]
/ ˈbækˌbænd /
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noun
Carpentry. a piece of millwork surrounding the trim at the top and sides of a door or window.
a broad band passing over the back of a horse, for supporting the shafts of a vehicle.
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Origin of backband

back1 + band2

Words nearby backband

back and fill, back-and-forth, back and to, back away, back bacon, backband, backbar, Back Bay, backbeat, back bench, backbencher
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