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Sam Browne belt
[ sam-broun ]
noun
- a sword belt having a supporting strap over the right shoulder, formerly worn by officers in the U.S. Army, now sometimes worn as part of the uniform by police officers, guards, and army officers in other nations.
Sam Browne belt
noun
- a military officer's wide belt supported by a strap passing from the left side of the belt over the right shoulder
Word History and Origins
Origin of Sam Browne belt1
Word History and Origins
Origin of Sam Browne belt1
Example Sentences
One photo in his collection shows him as a saluting soldier in uniform that included a white ascot and gloves and gleaming Sam Browne belt.
Every bit of really first-grade leather was taken for officers’ boots and for Sam Browne belts.
The upgraded uniform includes gold stripes on the pants and a Sam Browne belt, its diagonal strap slung from shoulder to hip, in patent leather.
Then he turned out the lights, took off his tunic, opened his shirt collar, and put the Sam Browne belt with the hidden pockets on the bed beside him.
The service uniform blouse is sometimes worn with a Sam Browne belt.
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