band
Transitive Verb[C/U] Both
pl: bandspast: bandedpp: bandeding: banding
The word evokes a sense of cohesion and binding, whether physical or social. When referring to people, it suggests a tight-knit, often informal or adventurous group, carrying a stronger sense of shared identity than a simple group or team. In a technical or material sense, it describes a restrictive or defining border. This duality allows the word to transition seamlessly from the tactile feeling of a rubber strap to the invisible boundaries of a radio frequency.
Countable when referring to a musical group or a physical strap. Uncountable when referring to a specific range of frequencies in physics.