| BANDSAWING | • bandsawing v. Present participle of bandsaw. • BANDSAWING v. BANDSAW. |
| BANDSHELLS | • bandshells n. Plural of bandshell. • BANDSHELL n. a bandstand concave at the back. |
| BANDSTANDS | • bandstands n. Plural of bandstand. • BANDSTAND n. a structure for accommodating a band of musicians. |
| BELLYBANDS | • bellybands n. Plural of bellyband. • belly-bands n. Plural of belly-band. • belly␣bands n. Plural of belly band. |
| BLACKBANDS | • blackbands n. Plural of blackband. • BLACKBAND n. iron ore containing enough coal to calcine it. |
| BROADBANDS | • broadbands n. Plural of broadband. • BROADBAND n. a broadband service. |
| CROSSBANDS | • crossbands n. Plural of crossband. • CROSSBAND n. a horizontal bar e.g. across goalposts. |
| POWERBANDS | • powerbands n. Plural of powerband. • POWERBAND n. the range of operating speeds under which an engine or motor is able to operate efficiently. |
| SHIRTBANDS | • SHIRTBAND n. the neckband of a shirt. |
| SPACEBANDS | • spacebands n. Plural of spaceband. • SPACEBAND n. a wedge for justifying the line in mediaeval typesetting. |
| SWEATBANDS | • sweatbands n. Plural of sweatband. • SWEATBAND n. an absorbent wristlet worn by e.g. tennis players to prevent sweat running down to their hands. |
| TRAINBANDS | • trainbands n. Plural of trainband. • TRAINBAND n. (historical) a band of citizens from the 16th to the 18th century trained to bear arms. |
| WAISTBANDS | • waistbands n. Plural of waistband. • WAISTBAND n. the strip of fabric in a garment that fits round the waist. |
| WATCHBANDS | • watchbands n. Plural of watchband. • WATCHBAND n. a band on which a watch is worn. |
| WRISTBANDS | • wristbands n. Plural of wristband. • wrist␣bands n. Plural of wrist band Alternative spelling of wristbands. • WRISTBAND n. a band worn round the wrist e.g. to soak up sweat. |