Sash

/sæʃ/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A long strip or loop of fabric worn around the waist or across the shoulder, often as a decoration or to denote rank.

She wore a beautiful silk sash that complemented her dress.

A decorative band or strip, typically made of cloth, worn around the body.

The sashes of the different ranks were displayed prominently at the ceremony.

A ribbon or strip of material used to bind or secure something.

He tied the package with a bright red sash to give it a festive look.

verb

To adorn with a sash or sashes.

The costumes were sashed with vibrant colors for the parade.

Middle English: from Old French 'sace', of uncertain origin.

sash belt

A belt that resembles a sash, often worn for style.

sash window

A window consisting of two sashes that slide vertically.

sashaying

Walking in a confident and showy way.

belt

A flexible band worn around the waist.

ribbon

A strip of fabric used for tying or decoration.

window

An opening in a wall that is usually covered with glass.

To sash.

He decided to sash down the street in his new outfit.

Sashing it up.

She was sashing it up at the party with her stylish dress.