Band and Deck

Band

Band noun - A circular strip.

Deck and band are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Deck" instead a noun "Band".

Nearby Words: banded, bandage, banding, bandsman, bander

Deck

Deck noun - A flat roofless structure attached to a building.

Band and deck are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Band" instead a noun "Deck".

Nearby Words: decked, decking, deckle, decker

Both words in one sentence

  • Then, out of nowhere, an actual big-lipped alligator hops up onto the deck, whips a trumpet out of hammerspace, and joins right in with the band.
    Source: BLAM / Film
  • Going Down with the Ship Apart from the captain himself there's the band who remain on deck (which actually happened in Real Life) and anyone who took the orders of "women and children first out" to heart.
  • The Princess and the Frog has a rare Played for Laughs example; when the trumpet-playing alligator Louis remembers jumping on a ship trying to join the Jazz band playing on its deck: All humans panicked and open fire.
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