Alice band

English thumb|200px|Alice band Etymology From Lewis Carroll's fictional Alice, often depicted wearing the headband in the illustrations in Through the Looking-Glass. Noun A flexible horseshoe-shaped headband. en 2003 J. K. Rowling Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix She looked, Harry, thought, like somebody’s maiden aunt: squat, with short, curly, mouse-brown hair in which she had placed a horrible pink Alice band that matched the fluffy pink cardigan she wore over her robes. Translations Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 髮箍, cmn 頭箍 Czech: cs čelenka f German: de Haarreifen m, de Haarreif m Icelandic: is hárspöng f Indonesian: id bando Japanese: ja カチューシャ kachūsha, ja ヘアバンド heabando Slovak: sk čelenka f Slovene: sl naglavni obroč m Further reading en eponyms terms derived from fiction en Lewis Carroll