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Meanings of black braid in English

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Usage of black braid in English
1
He grabs her by her long black braid, forcing her to turn around.
Once upon a time in America
2
Nymeria, languid, elegant, olive-skinned, her long black braid bound up in red-gold wire.
A Dance with Dragons
3
She was tall and thin, with ivory skin and a long black braid.
Monday Mourning
4
I called on a short girl in the back with a long black braid.
Once
5
Her little head carried its great black braid proudly.
Lydia of the Pines
6
She had pale skin and a long black braid.
Monday Mourning
7
She lifts the long, black braid lying over my shoulder, running it through trembling hands.
Future Lovecraft
8
Lydia dived, caught the long black braid and brought the frenzied little face to the surface.
Lydia of the Pines
9
Her eyes were bloodshot, and her hair hung over her shoulders in one long black braid.
In the Carquinez Woods
10
Her hair hung in a long black braid over one shoulder, and she wore tanned leathers.
Assail
11
The door opened and a little girl with a long black braid and purple apron came in.
The Coast of Chance
12
There was a great splash and a choking cry as Margery's black braid disappeared beneath the water.
Lydia of the Pines
13
I had noticed that the love-locks were plaited with black braid, and that he wore large dirty silk ruffles.
Romance
14
Eulogia tossed the soft black braid from her shoulder, and fixed her keen roguish eyes on the old lady's face.
The Splendid Idle Forties: Stories of Old California
15
There was the 15th, whose officers still wear a line of black braid on their uniforms in mourning for his death.
The Winning of Canada: a Chronicle of Wolfe
16
She was dressed in her neat traveling dress, the jacket edged in black braid, black velvet lapels, and large jet buttons.
East of eden
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common