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Meanings of turban in English
Usage of turban in English
1
The turban and the spear became the banner of the Spanish Omayyads.
2
Last year he stopped drinking and decided to wear a turban again.
3
The ambassador had a string of pearls oddly woven in the turban.
4
She bound her hair in the turban again, and opened the door.
5
The man with the green turban was no longer engaged in hypnotizing.
6
He left draped in a red and gold tinsel cloak and turban.
7
The Persian ladies wore the tiara or turban richly adorned with jewels.
8
The other weareth a blue turban with fringed sash on the side.
9
Under her yellow turban the red coral pendants swung against white cheeks.
10
A turban of red and gold silk was upon his venerable head.
11
Next he picked up his turban and crawled to the open door.
12
The Southwind appeared now in a turban and a flowing bedouin's cloak.
13
Go and pick that turban up and put it on your head.
14
She wore a long mole-skin coat and a smart little red turban.
15
His turban was awry, and betrayed the premature baldness of his scalp.
16
Dizzy sometimes wears a turban to make people think he's a Mohammedan.
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Turban across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common