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Bandolier

usgb/ˌbændəˈlɪr/Volume
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Military OriginPlay
The word 'bandolier' is often used in military contexts, referring to gear holding ammunition. SlideDuring the reenactment, each actor wore a bandolier as part of their historical military uniform.
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Not Just BulletsPlay
'Bandolier' can be used metaphorically for anything worn similarly that holds items, not only bullets. SlideHe wore a bandolier of harmonicas to the music festival.
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Visual ImageryPlay
Using 'bandolier' can invoke a strong visual image of a prepared and equipped person. SlideShe entered the competition with a bandolier of colored pencils at her side.