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chin strap
noun
- a strap attached to a hat for passing under the chin of the wearer.
- a strap to support the chin in cosmetic facial treatment.
- a strap on a bridle or halter that joins the throatlatch and noseband.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of chin strap1
First recorded in 1865–70
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Example Sentences
Finally, she decided on a funny one with long chin straps.
From Literature
The big issue with helmets is the chin straps.
From Los Angeles Times
And if the wind kicks up, the chin strap keeps it from going anywhere.
From Los Angeles Times
“I thought it was just concussions all the time, people knocking off your chin strap all the time,” Travis said.
From Washington Post
Rathbun grabbed the broken pole from Webster, who charged at the officer, tackled him to the ground and grabbed his gas mask, choking him by the chin strap.
From Seattle Times
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