Banded

/ˈbændɪd/

Meaning & Definition

verb

Past tense of band; to form into a band.

The musicians banded together to create a new sound.

To confine or fasten with a band.

The packages were banded securely to ensure they wouldn't open during transport.

adjective

Having bands or stripes of color or material.

The banded snake is known for its striking pattern of dark and light stripes.

Formed or arranged in bands.

The banded pottery displayed a variety of colors and textures.

Derived from the word 'band', which refers to a strip or ribbon.

banded together

To unite or come together for a common purpose.

banded out

Distributed or dispensed in bands or groups.

band

A strip of material used for support or restraint.

stripe

A long, narrow band of color.

In a group or tight-knit circle.

They're always banded together, doing everything as a crew.

Associated with a particular style or trend.

That style is really banded right now in the fashion scene.