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strap

noun as in long piece of material

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Crew use two treadmills that they must strap into to stop themselves floating away, and a cycle ergometer for endurance training.

From BBC

You simply attach the 7-inch water-resistant pouch — available in multiple colors — to your backpack’s strap, and suddenly you have an easily accessible pocket where you can keep your phone, satellite communicator or whatever else you’d like to have on hand.

“On the one hand, I feel vindicated,” the young reporter — just 33 — told me as we drank coffee, the strap on his digital watch half torn.

She said when she had arrived at the airport gate, she had had to remove items and add a luggage strap to keep within the airline's bag allowance.

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But that chair was "more restrictive and had foot straps, a lap strap, and a wheeled base," the ombudsman said.

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

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