cincture
21cincture — noun (C) literary a belt …
22cincture — n 1. circular border, band, tie, collar; belt, ring, skirt, ribbon, fillet, garland. 2. encompassment, encincture, circumjacence, cir cumambiance; walling in, hemming in, restriction, constriction, choking. v 3. encircle, circle, gird, begird,… …
23cincture — cinc·ture …
24cincture — Пояс …
25cincture — This word (from the Latin cingere, meaning to gird ) refers to a cord or sash that is worn around the waist to hold an alb or religious habit in place …
26cincture — n. girdle …
27cincture — see PRECINCT …
28cincture — n. 1 literary a girdle, belt, or border. 2 Archit. a ring at either end of a column shaft. Etymology: L cinctura f. cingere cinct gird …
29cincture sensation — zonesthesia …
30Vestments — • According to the rules of the Church or from ecclesiastical usage, are to be worn by the clergy in performing the ceremonies of the services of the Church Catholic Encyclopedia. Kevin Knight. 2006. Vestments Vestments …
