D-ring

American  

[dee-ring] / ˈdiˌrɪŋ /

Or D ring

noun

1. a D -shaped, usually metal ring of various sizes, used on clothing or other articles as a closure, a means of securing straps or objects, or a decoration.

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Example Sentences

The bag features a D-ring on the side so that you can keep track of your accessories and an embossed logo on the bottom that displays Misenver’s signature branding.

From Los Angeles Times

The rifle also has a strap with an elastic cord and hook that clips into a D-ring on a band that the biathlete wears around their upper arm.

From Seattle Times

“They happened to have a second pair, which were fake. The stitching was on top of the waistband, rather than inside, as it would be on a well-made piece of clothing. And the D-ring was too new.”

From New York Times

Ohtani also made his case to Cash with a 453-foot home run off the D-ring in right field at Tropicana Field in the first game of the series on June 25.

From Seattle Times

Moved to the leadoff spot, Ohtani opened the game by hitting a drive estimated at 453 feet off the D-ring catwalk in right field at Tropicana Field.

From Seattle Times