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Meanings of coif in English
Usage of coif in English
1
She was wearing no coif, but a jewel glittering on her breast.
2
Whilst forming a coif it also completely covers the back and shoulders.-Trans
3
The wind stirred her black habit and touched gently her white coif.
4
The rain ran down the mail coif under his plain iron helmet.
5
Hair Keep your strands carefree and cute with this bohemian babe-inspired coif.
6
She came up to him, winding her coif around her matted hair.
7
The white coif of the nun hovered in distant corners of the room.
8
I, being a fashionable young lad, sported nothing more than a windblown coif.
9
He reached toward his coif and immediately a panic-stricken little hand stayed him.
10
Tamír pulled off her helmet and pulled back her mail coif.
11
Her head was covered with bandages close and tight as a nun's coif.
12
His square beard, coif, and citizen's flat-cap were worn by Englishmen till 1620.
13
How pretty she was, in the coif that framed her face!
14
It is like a nun's church, or like a nun's coif.
15
She shook her head, dislodging a bit of hair from her careful coif.
16
She wore a coif and a lace frilling in the fashion of the Regency.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common