backband
/ˈbækˌbænd/
noun
- A strip of molding or trim used to cover the gap between a door or window frame and the wall.
- The backband gave the doorway a finished, professional look.
- The carpenter installed a backband around the door frame to hide the rough edges.
- We chose a simple wooden backband to match the window trim.
- A strap or band that goes across the back of an animal, especially a horse, to help support a load or harness.
- He checked the backband before loading the cart with hay.
- A worn backband can cause sores on the animal's back.
- The horse's backband was adjusted to keep the saddle from slipping.