noun
- plural of ribband; narrow strips of fabric used for decoration or tying
- long thin pieces of wood used in shipbuilding to hold the frame in place
Usage: archaic or poetic form
Usage: nautical; technical
Examples
- The seamstress cut colorful ribbands for the wedding dress.
- She tied her hair with silk ribbands.
- The shipwright secured the ribbands to the vessel’s frame.
- Decorative ribbands adorned the maypole.
- The carpenter measured the ribbands carefully before installation.
- Golden ribbands fluttered in the breeze during the ceremony.