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Meanings of neckerchief in English
Usage of neckerchief in English
1
She twisted the ends of her rose-coloured neckerchief nervously with one hand.
2
His scraggy throat was adorned with a black neckerchief like a boot-lace.
3
I could not find a certain little embroidered neckerchief, a very marvel!
4
His neckerchief had been taken away; but he had his braces.
5
He was dressed in a neat black suit, and wore a white neckerchief.
6
Of the man with the dingy neckerchief there was no sign.
7
She carried a parcel under her arm, done up carefully in her neckerchief.
8
He takes off his glasses, scowls as he swabs them on his neckerchief.
9
I send them to you back, made up into a choice sporting neckerchief:
10
A red neckerchief matched her cheeks, which were glowing with excitement.
11
Her coat flew open and her neckerchief was torn, revealing her panting bosom.
12
His wife, with a neckerchief tied round her head, was suckling a baby.
13
He traipsed the links in his lime-green jacket and yellow neckerchief.
14
Both arms were pinioned behind him, and Lee's neckerchief thrust into his mouth.
15
I wore my old jacket, houndstooth-check pants, neckerchief, and paper toque.
16
Cursing myself, I wet my neckerchief and wiped her hot face and throat.
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United Kingdom
Common