Sash (noun)

  1. A long strip or band of fabric worn over one shoulder or around the waist, especially as part of a traditional dress or uniform.
  2. A window sash is a framework that holds panes of glass in a window.

Origin:

Late 16th century: from french châsse "frame", from medieval latin capsa (see case).

Examples:

  1. She wore a beautiful sash around her waist to accentuate her figure.
  2. The bride was wearing a long white sash over her dress.
  3. The soldier wore a red sash as part of his uniform.
  4. The old window had a wooden sash that could be opened to let in fresh air.
  5. He was wearing a sash around his shoulder indicating his rank.
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