anklet

Anklet with two knobs, formed of two pieces screwed together.

Pachala or silk embroidery adorned with tassels and cowries is also worn as an anklet by women.

When the king heard that, he gave an order to the goldsmiths and other craftsmen of the kind, to make a second anklet like that.

An obsolete form was an anklet and chain to the end of which was attached a heavy weight, usually a round shot.

Seaton then tried to make Nalboon understand that they wanted copper, pointing to his anklet, the only copper in sight.

She wore an anklet, and would often sit upon a table, and let it fall down over her foot to show it.

One of the men was also wearing an anklet of hair, as he had recently been bitten by a snake.

He led the way, holding the anklet all the time close to his eyes, and turning it round.