Money belt

/mˈʌnɪ bˈɛlt/

/mˈʌni bˈɛlt/

Money belt

a small bag that is worn around the waist and is used to store money and other valuable items while traveling or in crowded areas to prevent theft

Examples

1. Money belt in case I need to bribe an Oath Keeper when they take over the city.

2. When you know that, and if you're wearing a money belt, it's no big scary deal.

3. So leave your valuables at home or in the hotel room or tie them under your waist tucked in like a shirttail in a money belt.

4. In fact, if you know beggars are actually pickpockets and you're wearing a money belt, having a gypsy's hand slip slowly into your pocket is just one more interesting cultural experience.