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What do you call the part of a belt that sticks through the holes?
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∙ 15y ago
Post - The small "finger" that sticks out from the back of the buckle that goes into a punched hole in the belt, resulting in a belt size that is appropriate for you. Also sometimes referenced as a "flopper", "finger" or "stay".
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