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strap

noun as in long piece of material

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It’s like something you would see on a wheelbarrow, and then it’s got two things on each side of that wheel that you strap your feet into.

A policeman with an automatic weapon strapped to his chest, part of a convoy accompanying an aid truck on its way to Westmoreland, hopped out of his vehicle to help direct traffic.

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Estimates vary as to how many civilians are still strapped in the city.

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That is, until one day, when Michelle finds herself seated around a dinner table, strapped to a chair that’s been bolted to the floor.

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It was made of dark leather and had a wide strap and different-sized pockets for holding different kinds of tools.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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