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A long strip of fabric worn over the shoulders, religiously or richly.

means A clergyman's narrow liturgical band, or a woman's wide fur or cloth wrap worn over the shoulders.

from From Latin stola, a Roman matron's long robe, itself from Greek stole, meaning equipment or garment.

Priestly badgeMarks ordained clergy during Christian services.
Color-codedStole color shifts with the liturgical season.
Not the verbIdentical to past tense of steal, unrelated.
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