neckband
Americannoun
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a band of cloth at the neck of a garment.
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a band, especially one of ornamental design, worn around the neck, affixed to a bottle, etc.
noun
Etymology
Origin of neckband
First recorded in 1400–50, neckband is from the late Middle English word nekband. See neck, band 2
Example Sentences
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Embedded in the charred neckband of a shirt was a fragment of a green-coloured circuit board.
From BBC
They include a carrying case and a neckband.
From The Verge
The idea is that the neckband, which Motorola doesn’t provide an official product name for, will be able to act as the brains and brawn for a connected VR or AR headset.
From The Verge
The neckband design raises some questions, though: would I have to detangle the squiggly wires from my hair?
From The Verge
But know that the “W” in “WIGSS” doesn’t stand for Wireless: this is one neckband speaker you’ll be plugging into your console and PC with a physical USB-A cable and / or audio cable.
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