scarf

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Phonetic Respelling: [ skahrf ]

Definition: Play

n. a broad band of cloth worn about the shoulders or around the neck or over the head or about the waist

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His scarf was red and white.

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His scarf was red and white.

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Her scarf was the silkiest.

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Who was first to say tie a scarf around your neck?

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What color was the scarf they put on Bingo?

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Which scarf is the girl's favorite?

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What did a scarf or banner tied to a horse's bridle mean?

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Try to vamp your old coats with a scarf.

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Why did Tom make Pippo put his scarf and hat on?

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What was on Annie's red scarf when she returned?

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How did the man in the top hat and scarf take Shazad prisoner?

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How did Max and Mo make a scarf for their snowman?

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What happens when all the animals find the scarf at once!

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She wore a new outfit with a complementary scarf.

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The weaver created fringes the scarf.

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Which character wears a floppy black hat and a black scarf and describes herself as a writer?

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Synonyms: Play

wrap; shawl; throw; sash

Antonyms: Play

shoe

How many syllables in scarf?

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