sash
/sæʃ/
verb
- To dress or adorn with a sash.
- They sashed the candidates before the ceremony began.
- She sashed herself in a bright silk scarf for the festival.
- The attendant sashed the winner with a golden ribbon.
noun
- A long strip of cloth worn around the waist or over one shoulder, often as part of a uniform or formal outfit.
- The beauty queen wore a sparkling sash across her chest.
- He tied a red sash around his waist to complete his traditional costume.
- Graduates wore a blue sash to show their academic honors.
- A frame holding the glass in a window, especially one that slides up and down.
- The old wooden sash was painted shut and wouldn't budge.
- We need to replace the sash on the kitchen window.
- He lifted the lower sash to let in some fresh air.