chinstrap

/ˈtʃɪnˌstræp/
noun
  1. A strap that goes under the chin to keep a hat or helmet in place.
    • He fastened the chinstrap of his hard hat before entering the construction site.
    • Make sure your bike helmet's chinstrap is snug but not too tight.
    • The soldier adjusted his chinstrap as he put on his combat helmet.
  2. A type of penguin with a narrow black band under its head, native to Antarctica.
    • We spotted a group of chinstraps sliding on their bellies across the ice.
    • The chinstrap's distinctive black line makes it easy to identify.
    • Chinstrap penguins are known for their loud calls and large colonies.
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