bandanna
noun
a large, printed handkerchief, typically one with white spots or figures on a red or blue background.
bandannaed
-
a word derived from
bandanna.
Example Sentences
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Atencio said the bandannaed figure, a former governor, had a wild son who had destroyed his father's truck in a stupid wreck.
From Time Magazine Archive
In the Court of St. Damasus, where the Pope sat resplendent on an improvised dais, spangled maidens from Goa, bandannaed islanders from Timor, and tribesmen from Dom Pedro's own Angola watched devoutly.
From Time Magazine Archive
Re-emboldened, he embellished his persona package, at times a bandannaed pirate, at times the Punisher, who displayed a boorish attitude along with an admirably vicious game.
From Time Magazine Archive
When it passed, only the bandannaed smuggler remained, cautious, cunning, patient.
From The Voice in the Fog by Harold MacGrath
As he sprang out of his bunk he was a reversion: the outlaw in Lincoln-green, the Yeoman of the Guard, the bandannaed smuggler of the southeast coast.
From The Voice in the Fog by Harold MacGrath
