scarves
Americannoun
noun
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Outside on one of the side streets that are full of stalls offering tourism souvenirs, like fluffy alpacas and scarves, Dina Huillca is sitting on the pavement selling roses, tomatoes and mint.
From BBC
At the hospital where Dr. Zoubi works, he numbered and photographed each corpse along with the scraps of belts, scarves, jackets, and pants found with them.
Several women in the audience at the concert did not wear their scarves.
From Barron's
Our blue scarves hang from a chair, limp with gravity.
From Salon
Shirts and scarves were even swapped and this remains, possibly, the only occasion when a number of Newcastle supporters wore red and white, which are also the colours of bitter rivals Sunderland.
From BBC
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