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belt

[belt] / bɛlt /


NOUN
strip of land with characteristic feature
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If I ever actually did this Glitch for real, I’d be an adult with years of time traveling under my belt.

From Literature

Nearby, a tactical belt with pouches for holding gun magazines was discarded on the ground alongside several articles of designer clothing, including a pair of Christian Dior underpants.

From Los Angeles Times

The officer told Campos Rios to drop the belt and sit on the curb, but he refused.

From Los Angeles Times

Fist clenched over his heart, Westlake belted out God Save the Queen with such gusto, that images were shared widely across the internet, spawning a hashtag #DoItLikeHarry.

From BBC

By the time she starred opposite Melissa McCarthy in Paul Feig’s criminally underrated “Spy,” she had a few more experiences under her belt.

From Los Angeles Times