| below the belt |
not in accordance with fairness. |
| black belt |
the highest rank among practitioners of martial arts such as judo or karate. [3 definitions] |
| conveyor belt |
a continuous moving belt used to carry materials placed upon it. |
| fan belt |
in an automobile engine, a rubber belt stretched firmly around the crankshaft, which transfers torque to another shaft located on the cooling fan. |
| garter belt |
a beltlike undergarment of cloth or elastic with four garters sewn to it, used by some women for holding up stockings. |
| life belt |
a life preserver that fastens around a person's waist like a belt. |
| safety belt |
a protective harness that fits across the lap and often the chest of a passenger or operator of an automobile, airplane, or the like; seat belt. [2 definitions] |
| Sam Browne belt |
a waist belt with a diagonal strap over the right shoulder, worn as part of a military or police uniform, esp. as support for a pistol. |
| sanitary belt |
a narrow belt made from elastic which is used to hold a sanitary napkin in place. |
| seat belt |
a safety strap or harness, attached to airplane and automobile seats, that fastens across the waist or over the shoulder as protection against sudden stops or collision; safety belt. |
| Sunbelt |
(informal; sometimes l.c.) the region that includes the southern and southwestern U.S. states. |
| suspender belt |
(chiefly British) a beltlike undergarment of cloth or elastic with four garters sewn to it, used by some women for holding up stockings; garter belt. |
| under one's belt |
made part of one's permanent knowledge or experience; mastered; completed. |
| Van Allen belt |
either of two belts that encircle the earth within its magnetic field, in which electrically charged particles, captured from the solar wind, are trapped. [2 definitions] |