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A square piece of cloth used for wiping the eyes or nose or as a costume accessory.
handkerchief
hanky
hankey
Portuguese
lenço
1
Slidell reached behind his back and yanked a
hankie
from his pocket.
2
Harker coughed into a
hankie
that was stained and wet with phlegm.
3
Marshall subsequently became best known for more conventional romantic comedies and
hankie
-
endangering
weepies.
4
I don't have room for so much as a
hankie
in my closets.
5
She got her
hankie
out of her pocket and sneezed lightly three times.
6
The
hankie
smelled like jasmine with a side of pickle relish.
7
Beyond the girl, a woman coughed wetly into a wadded
hankie
.
8
And in her seat, Brigitte dabbed at her eyes with a lace
hankie
.
9
He pulled out his
hankie
and held it across his nose.
10
She squeezed her eyes shut and sniffed at her
hankie
,
trying to remember.
11
I take my
hankie
out of my bag and wipe off my mouth.
12
She chewed anise seeds, carried a supply wrapped in a
hankie
in her purse.
13
President Barack Obama handed over a
hankie
during a funeral.
14
But in Van Sant's hands, the film is anything but a sentimental
four
-
hankie
weeper.
15
Frankie is taking out his
hankie
as he draws near.
16
Hubert took out a
hankie
and wiped his chapped face.
hankie
get a hankie
begin that hankie
bring the hankie
damp hankie
dingy hankie
Portuguese
lenço
Catalan
mocador
mocador de butxaca
Spanish
pañuelo