| BACKBANDS | • backbands n. Plural of backband. • BACKBAND n. the band which passes over the back of a horse and holds up the shafts of a carriage. |
| BASEBANDS | • basebands n. Plural of baseband. • BASEBAND n. a communication device operating over limited frequencies. |
| BROWBANDS | • browbands n. Plural of browband. • BROWBAND n. the bridle-strap that goes over a horse's forehead. |
| FAHLBANDS | • fahlbands n. Plural of fahlband. • FAHLBAND n. (German) in crystalline rocks, a stratum rich in metals. |
| HAIRBANDS | • hairbands n. Plural of hairband. • hair␣bands n. Plural of hair band. • HAIRBAND n. a band for the hair. |
| HEADBANDS | • headbands n. Plural of headband. • head␣bands n. Plural of head band. • HEADBAND n. a band worn on the head. |
| NECKBANDS | • neckbands n. Plural of neckband. • neckbands v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of neckband. • NECKBAND n. a band worn around the throat. |
| NOSEBANDS | • nosebands n. Plural of noseband. • NOSEBAND n. a strap passing round the nose of a horse, suspended by its own headpiece fitted under the bridle. |
| PASSBANDS | • passbands n. Plural of passband. • PASSBAND n. a frequency band that transmits efficiently. |
| PLATBANDS | • platbands n. Plural of platband. • PLATBAND n. (French) a border of flowers in a garden, along a wall or a parterre. |
| RAINBANDS | • rainbands n. Plural of rainband. • RAINBAND n. a dark band in the earth's atmosphere, caused by the presence of water vapour in the earth's atmosphere. |
| SARABANDS | • sarabands n. Plural of saraband. • SARABAND n. (Spanish) a stately court dance of the 17th and 18th centuries, resembling the minuet, also SARABANDE. |
| SIDEBANDS | • sidebands n. Plural of sideband. • SIDEBAND n. a band of radio frequencies. |
| STOPBANDS | • stopbands n. Plural of stopband. • STOPBAND n. a band of frequencies limited by a filter. |
| WAVEBANDS | • wavebands n. Plural of waveband. • WAVEBAND n. a range of radio frequencies. |
| WIDEBANDS | • WIDEBAND n. a wide bandwidth transmission. |