bando
/ˈbændoʊ/Definitions
1. noun
A musical style that originated in the 1960s, characterized by its use of funk, soul, and Latin music elements.
“The band’s new album was a fusion of rock and bando music.”
2. noun
A strip of cloth or other material used to tie up a package or bundle.
“The bando was tied around the bundle of sticks to keep it secure.”
3. noun
A type of Japanese festival mask.
“The bando was worn by the performer during the traditional Japanese dance.”
4. verb
To tie or fasten something with a bando.
“She bandoed the package with a piece of twine.”