riband
noun (old form of ribbon; plural ribands)
Everyday
(old use) A narrow strip of silk or cloth, used to tie hair or decorate clothes; a ribbon. tree →
In the lessons
in old tales, the ribbon a girl wears in her hair or on her bonnet
Examples
- She tied a green riband in her hair. tree →
- Long silk ribands fluttered from their bonnets. tree →
- The princess wore a blue riband round her waist. tree →
Note
nothing for maths
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