bracelet

brace·let (brās′lit)

noun

Etymology: ME < OFr, dim. of bracel, brachel < L brachiale, armlet < brachium: see brace

brace′·leted adjective

Converse of object

bead: A very pretty beaded bracelet, dating to circa 1988.
wear: On wearing the bracelet for a matter of days, my ability to type for extended periods was enhanced by 50 to 70 % .

Adjective modifier

coveted: We've seen here plans to begin coveted gold bracelet a gross prize.
chunky: A great English retro vintage chunky faux pearl bracelet, perfect for your vintage chic wardrobe.
spiked: It's that little bulge up the sleeve where you people have the spiked bracelet.
magnetic: I think that it is very likely that using the magnetic bracelet has saved me from becoming a chronic case.
stainless: Comes on matching good quality mesh all stainless steel bracelet which is adjustable by the sliding clasp.
tenth: Lie at the tournament play on tenth gold bracelet.

Modifies a noun

clasp: Sophisticated digital timing features with analog hands and heavily engraved back and bracelet clasp.
winner: The travel channel bracelet winners in space never-ending battle between.
s: Our collection ranges from necklaces and bracelet s, to rings, pendants and earrings, inspired by current fashion and trends.
width: Dimensions: diameter 39mm, thickness 10mm, bracelet width at shoulders 20mm Save £ 10 on RRP of £ 75.00 for this watch.

Noun used with modifier

wsop: World series of upcoming circuit buy-in coveted wsop bracelet gaming industry.
charm: The anchors look like they might fit on a tiny charm bracelet.
bangle: A fantastic vintage English bangle style bracelet in solid mottled orange Lucite plastic, dating to circa 1953.
gemstone: The silver and gemstone chakra bracelet is approximately 18 cms long and comes in a exquisite shiny lilac satin pouch with a purple lining.
gold: A white gold diamond tennis bracelet is the perfect gift for her.
ankle: Using the special wrist and ankle bracelets, Barbie can move as you do and you can dance together.

Preposition: of

gold: The Woggle-Bug found two handsome bracelets of wrought gold, which fitted his slender arms very well.

Preposition: with

clasp: Tag Heuer high quality steel bracelet with double push button clasp.

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