sash
/sæʃ/Definitions
1. noun
a long, usually decorative strip of fabric or other material worn around the waist or across the shoulders, typically attached by a belt or tie.
“The bride wore a sash across her shoulders with a delicate flower pattern.”
2. verb
to decorate or mark something with a sash.
“The parade organizers decided to sash the float with colorful streamers.”
3. verb
to award or confer a prize or honor upon someone.
“The winner of the contest was sashed with a trophy at the ceremony.”
4. verb
to bind or secure something with a sash or cord.
“The luggage was sashed to the roof rack for the road trip.”