cauf Sentence Examples
- The shepherdess donned her cauf to shield her face from the biting wind.
- In the cold Scottish winters, a thick cauf was essential attire for those working outdoors.
- The old storyteller wore a tattered cauf, adding to his mysterious aura.
- Children would often playfully snatch each other's caufs during games in the village square.
- The merchant displayed an array of colorful caufs in his market stall.
- During the festival, dancers adorned with feathers and caufs paraded through the streets.
- The nobleman's cauf bore intricate embroidery, indicating his status within the clan.
- In tales of old, knights would often disguise themselves under a cauf to undertake secret missions.
- The seamstress skillfully crafted a new cauf for the local laird, using fine wool and silk threads.
- As night fell, the traveler pulled his cauf tight around his head, seeking warmth and protection from the elements.
cauf Meaning
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cauf (n.)
A chest with holes for keeping fish alive in water.
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A chest with holes for keeping fish alive in water.
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The shepherdess donned her cauf to shield her face from the biting wind.
In the cold Scottish winters, a thick cauf was essential attire for those working outdoors.
The old storyteller wore a tattered cauf, adding to his mysterious aura.
Children would often playfully snatch each other's caufs during games in the village square.
