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armband
noun arm·band \ˈärm-ˌband\
: a band worn around the arm; especially : one that is worn around the upper part of a sleeve to show who you are or to show that you are in mourning
Full Definition of ARMBAND
: a band worn around the arm; especially : a band worn around the arm for identification or in mourning
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First Known Use of ARMBAND
1797
Rhymes with ARMBAND
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