shawl
IPA: ʃˈɔɫ
noun
- A square or rectangular piece of cloth worn as a covering for the head, neck, and shoulders, typically by women.
- A fold of wrinkled flesh under the lips and neck of a bloodhound, used in scenting.
verb
- (transitive) To wrap in a shawl.
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Examples of "shawl" in Sentences
- Naga shawls in for geographical registration.
- The shawl is usually the most extravagant piece.
- The silk also increases the strength of the shawl.
- I use the end of the shawl to clean the rusty top.
- The origin of the embroidered of Shawl is in China.
- She is demure, takes his poncho or shawl, her skirt, her sweater.
- Our stream shawl is plain purple with the Chicago Cubs C in gold.
- Gothic influence is seen in tying shawls and kerchiefs on the head.
- She is demure and takes his poncho or shawl, her skirt, her sweater.
- The shawl lapel, roll collar, or shawl collar is a continuous curve.
- Seymour notes that Mary has the same circlet clasping her shawl in both.
- I went ahead and cast on today, so my next shawl is already on the needles.
- You look great and the shawl is a perfect addition to your big stash of gorgeously knitted lace.
- The light green shawl is just a piece of cotton fabric, hemmed all around, and it was really needed in the cool of the morning.
- The dupatta, meanwhile, a double-sided scarf or shawl, is made of fine, dusty rose muslin edged with silver-threadedgota, or ribbon.
- If I'm remembering that right and not just having what my students call a "brain fart," then your shawl is actually smaller than if I match gauge?
- So after a few missteps (and one awful, awful incident where I had to rip the whole thing back to the start after I found the Little Bird “playing” with it), my first shawl is done.
- The action drew off a corner of the scanty rag which she called a shawl, and revealed a small and round, yet exceedingly thin face, the black eyes of which seemed to gaze in solemn wonder at the scene of darkness visible which was revealed.