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Meanings of black scarf in English

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Usage of black scarf in English
1
Aria ran her fingers through the fringe of her long black scarf.
Wanted
2
She wears a black dress and black scarf over her hair.
The Southern Cross / A Play in Four Acts
3
Crew anorak, a thick black scarf, dark jeans, and hiking boots.
Ruthless
4
He took out a black scarf, put it to his nose, sniffed it.
The Bazaar of Bad Dreams
5
Tsering removed the black scarf from around the dead assassin's head.
The mandala of sherlock holmes: the missing years
6
His black scarf felt too tight against his hanging scar.
Knife of dreams
7
A long, flimsy pink and black scarf, with the garish prettiness of cheap things.
The Guardian
8
The man dropped the black scarf from his nose.
The Bazaar of Bad Dreams
9
She put on a fresh collar and knotted a black scarf under it and went downstairs.
A Hoosier Chronicle
10
A long black scarf accentuated her gaudy attire.
The Light of the Western Stars
11
Smith wore a black scarf around his neck and Carlos a string of Mardi Gras beads.
The Irish Times
12
She blindfolded Miss Forcible's button eyes with a black scarf, and put the knife into her hands.
Coraline
13
Always the same, with his meeting eyebrows, his common cap, and his red-and- black scarf knotted round his throat.
England, My England
14
She turns: beneath the cap her face is wrapped in a black scarf; even her eyes are covered.
Waiting for the Barbarians
15
Her gown was white, and she had a thin black scarf thrown around her shoulders which enhanced her fairness.
A Little Girl in Old Quebec
16
He wore a "soft" white shirt, with a low collar turned over a black scarf tied anyhow.
The Port of Adventure
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common