Pronunciation: /ˈɡɑrtər/
noun a band worn around the leg to hold up a stocking or sock
A1 She wore a garter on her wedding day.
A2 The garter slipped down her leg as she walked.
B1 The tradition of throwing the garter at weddings dates back centuries.
B2 She carefully selected a lace garter to match her wedding dress.
C1 The garter belt held up her stockings with ease.
C2 The intricate beading on the garter made it a stunning accessory.
verb not applicable
A1 She gartered her stockings before putting on her shoes.
A2 He gartered the fabric to keep it in place while sewing.
B1 The bride will garter her dress before walking down the aisle.
B2 The performer gartered her costume to add a touch of elegance to her act.
C1 The knight gartered his sword before entering the battlefield.
C2 The fashion designer gartered the fabric to create a unique and intricate design.
adjective not applicable
A1 She wore a garter belt with her stockings.
A2 The bride's garter was blue and lacy.
B1 The garter snake slithered across the path.
B2 The dancer's costume included a garter around her thigh.
C1 The garter stitch is commonly used in knitting patterns.
C2 The designer created a stunning garter for the runway show.
adverb not applicable
A1 She tied the garter tightly around her leg.
A2 He wore a garter to keep his socks up.
B1 The bride's garter was blue for her 'something blue' tradition.
B2 The garter snake slithered silently through the grass.
C1 The dancer gracefully removed her garter during the performance.
C2 The garter belt was intricately designed with lace and satin.
pronoun not applicable
A1 She wore a garter on her wedding day.
A2 He bought a garter for his girlfriend as a gift.
B1 The garter she was wearing matched her dress perfectly.
B2 The garter, a traditional wedding accessory, held sentimental value for the bride.
C1 The intricate lace design of the garter added an elegant touch to her outfit.
C2 The garter, passed down through generations, was a cherished family heirloom.
preposition not applicable
A1 She wore a garter on her leg for good luck.
A2 The bride wore a beautiful garter under her wedding dress.
B1 He kept his money in a secret pocket garter while traveling.
B2 The detective found a hidden garter with a key inside.
C1 The spy used a garter to conceal important documents during the mission.
C2 The magician pulled a rabbit out of his garter during the performance.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I wore a garter on my wedding day.
A2 She wore a garter to keep her socks up.
B1 The bride's garter was blue for her 'something blue' tradition.
B2 The garter was intricately embroidered with lace.
C1 The garter belt held up her stockings elegantly.
C2 The garter served both a functional and decorative purpose.
interjection not applicable
A1 Garter! I can't believe I found my missing sock.
A2 Garter, that was a close call with the traffic.
B1 Garter! I forgot to bring my umbrella and now it's raining.
B2 Garter, this party is getting out of control.
C1 Garter, I never expected to see you at this event.
C2 Garter, the level of incompetence in this company is astounding.
article not applicable
A1 She wore a garter on her wedding day.
A2 The garter was blue, as per tradition.
B1 The bride's garter was embroidered with her initials.
B2 The garter slipped down her leg as she walked.
C1 The intricate lace garter was passed down through generations.
C2 She carefully adjusted the garter under her wedding gown before the ceremony.
formal The bride wore a delicate lace garter on her wedding day.
informal She had a cute garter with a little bow on it.
slang Check out the cool garter I found at the vintage store.
figurative The politician used his charisma as a garter to hold up his public image.
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