scarves
Noun
The word is derived from scarf
Meaning
of Scarf
Source: Webster's dictionarySynonyms
Examples
Along with the Fayetteville-Perry elementary, middle and high schools, the chapter collected these items from Dec. 3 through Dec. 16. The chapter collected 91 coats, 12 hats, nine scarves, nine pairs of gloves and two blankets.
But scientists at the Leverhulme Centre say some coverings are not as effective as others, with woven fabrics, such as scarves, shown to be least effective.
"Diego, Diego, Diego!" chants the crowd which gathered where scarves and shirts in Napoli's blue and white have been hung on the fence, transforming it into a makeshift shrine to the city's adopted "king".
Add / Remove Like any major sports event, the FIFA World Cup is a prime merchandising moment, with vast quantities of t-shirts, scarves and those infamous vuvuzelas hitting the stadiums of South Africa and the streets of the teams’ home countries.
Ethical vegans will not buy woollen jumpers, silk scarves, leather shoes, bedding that contains goose down or duck feathers, ordinary soap (usually made of animal fat), or cosmetics that contain animal products.
Believer women are ordered to keep scarves on their chests.