Wristband (noun)

A strip of material, often elastic, that is worn around the wrist for various purposes, such as holding up a sleeve or absorbing sweat.

Origin:

The word wristband is derived from the combination of wrist, meaning the joint connecting the hand to the arm, and band, meaning a strip of material.

Examples:

1. The athlete wore a wristband to absorb sweat during the game.
2. The dancer adjusted her wristbands to make sure they wouldn't fall down during the performance.
3. The nurse put on a pair of wristbands before starting her shift to avoid spreading germs.
4. Many people wear wristbands as a fashion statement or to show support for a cause.
5. The child was thrilled to receive a wristband with his favorite superhero's logo on it.