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braid
noun
a
length
of
hair
that
has
been
divided
into
three
or
more
strands
and
woven
together
•
Maya
proudly
showed
her
mom
the
long
braid
she
had
styled
after
school
.
Maya
proudly
showed
her
mom
the
long
braid
she
had
styled
after
school
.
•
He
tied
a
ribbon
at
the
end
of
his
sister's
neatly
woven
braid
.
He
tied
a
ribbon
at
the
end
of
his
sister's
neatly
woven
braid
.
Old
English
bregdan
meant
“
to
move
quickly
,
pull
,
weave
.”
Over
centuries
,
the
sense
narrowed
to
weaving
strands
together
,
giving
modern
“
braid
.”
verb
to
weave
three
or
more
strands
of
hair
,
rope
,
or
other
material
together
•
She
braided
her
daughter's
hair
before
school
every
morning
.
She
braided
her
daughter's
hair
before
school
every
morning
.
•
They
sat
by
the
campfire
and
braided
long
grasses
into
bracelets
.
They
sat
by
the
campfire
and
braided
long
grasses
into
bracelets
.
noun
a
narrow
decorative
band
of
interwoven
threads
used
to
edge
or
trim
clothing
,
furniture
,
or
uniforms
•
The
tailor
added
silver
braid
to
the
sleeves
of
the
ceremonial
jacket
.
The
tailor
added
silver
braid
to
the
sleeves
of
the
ceremonial
jacket
.
•
A
strip
of
red
braid
framed
the
cushions
,
giving
them
a
regal
look
.
A
strip
of
red
braid
framed
the
cushions
,
giving
them
a
regal
look
.
