tS=She wore a robe that was <b>cinctured</b> with a gem-encrusted ribbon. <br><br>In spite of three alarms and a perimeter <b>cinctured</b> with barbed wire, the Morrison Company was broken into for the third time last night. &tQ=To <b>cincture</b> means:&tC=To accent|To grace|To hang|To decorate|To belt&cC=5&fB=To <b>cincture</b> means to belt, to encircle, to surround. As a noun, <b>cincture</b> means the act or process of girdling, belting, circling. It can also refer to the enclosure, itself. A <b>cincture</b> of land mines protected the compound. <b>Cincture</b> is pronounced SINK-chuhr.
