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What is the correct prefix for word band?

There isn't a single "correct" prefix for the word "band" because the meaning of the prefix depends on the specific context.

Here are some examples:

* "Band" as a group of musicians:

* "Wide" - Wide band (referring to a musical genre with a wide range of instruments or styles)

* "Big" - Big band (referring to a large orchestra)

* "Rock" - Rock band (referring to a group playing rock music)

* "Jazz" - Jazz band (referring to a group playing jazz music)

* "Band" as a strip or ring:

* "Rubber" - Rubber band (referring to a flexible band made of rubber)

* "Metal" - Metal band (referring to a band made of metal)

* "Hair" - Hair band (referring to a band worn in hair)

* "Band" as a group of people:

* "Gang" - Gang band (referring to a group of people involved in criminal activity)

* "Pirate" - Pirate band (referring to a group of pirates)

Therefore, the correct prefix for "band" depends entirely on what kind of "band" you are referring to.

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