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Meanings of scarf out in English

Portuguese
devorar
Catalan
afartar-se

Overeat or eat immodestly; make a pig of oneself.

devorar
Usage of scarf out in English
1
And one could cut a pretty enough scarf out of a rainbow.
Jane Eyre: An Autobiography
2
Only, there was also a high wind, which blew Christine's scarf out to sea.
The Phantom of the Opera
3
Albus pulled a homemade green and silver scarf out of one of his unwrapped boxes.
James Potter and the Curse of the Gatekeeper
4
I make a scarf out of the Lieutenant's uniform and wrap it around my face.
War Slut
5
Ali pulled a silk scarf out of her Otter bag and wound it around her neck.
Wanted
6
He drew the scarf out, and returned to the stove with it, crushing it in both his hands.
Philip Steele of the Royal Northwest Mounted Police
7
Then I was out in the street, the wind attacking my face and whipping my scarf out fiercely.
Voices in the dark
8
On second thought, I reach into my lingerie drawer and pull a delicate blue scarf out of its recesses.
Leaving Time
9
Let go of my scarf . Lizzie tried to wrench her scarf out of Lina's grip, but Lina held on.
The city of ember: book 1
10
She had gasoline brought, took a little silk scarf out of her dainty handbag and dipped it in the the gasoline container.
The Prose of Alfred Lichtenstein
11
She shook the dresser scarf out of the window, brushed off the window-seat pillows and finished making the room ready for Amanda.
Mary Jane: Her Book
12
"It's all right, I'll go and fetch your scarf out of the sea."
The Phantom of the Opera
13
"Sally," she said, "bring the scarf out of my coat.
The Rustlers of Pecos County
14
"That's it," said the detective, pulling the scarf out of the drawer and stuffing it into Bert's mailbox for the third time.
Homicide: a year on the killing streets
Translations for scarf out
Portuguese
devorar