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Meanings of braid in English
Usage of braid in English
1
Draw the pattern, and sew on the braid; edge with button-hole stitch.
2
At the sight of the gold braid Cyprien stood up and saluted.
3
Her long red braid hung down behind her, bouncing as she rode.
4
I think that braid makes all-too-useful a handle in an unfair fight.
5
Then the two turned their attention to the neglected braid of hair.
6
In brief, it was-itonly could be an opulent braid of hair.
7
Or perhaps so much gold braid is paid for in other ways.
8
The girls wear jackets and skirts and little caps with gold braid.
9
All our set will be there with their hair in a braid.
10
Hers was in a braid, which she often wore at the beach.
11
She sat up and twisted the offending braid into a rigid coil.
12
He was clad in a new uniform, half covered with gold braid.
13
She tickled his nose with the end of her long shining braid.
14
You saw them going to braid their hair and heard them giggling.
15
Nay, for I'll embroider a cross in the middle with gold braid.
16
It was very tough to cut: they braid silk into their pigtails.
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Braid through the time
Braid across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common