do-rag Antonyms
Meaning of do-rag
do-rag
a kerchief worn to cover the hair, a bandanna or similar cloth worn tied around the head, a close-fitting, typically stretchable piece of cloth that is worn on the head (as to hold a hairstyle in place) and that usually has long ends which are tied in the back
do-rag Sentence Examples
- The man wore a faded do-rag to conceal his receding hairline.
- The basketball player tied a do-rag tightly around his head to absorb sweat.
- The woman used a silky do-rag to protect her curls while she slept.
- The aspiring rapper considered a do-rag an essential part of his urban street style.
- The do-rag served as a functional and stylish accessory for the construction worker.
- The toddler's do-rag kept his hair out of his eyes while he crawled and explored.
- The nurse's do-rag helped her maintain a sterile and professional appearance.
- The do-rag became a symbol of solidarity and resistance within the African-American community.
- The elderly gentleman wore a do-rag as a reminder of his youthful days on the city streets.
- The museum exhibition showcased a collection of vintage do-rags that reflected the cultural evolution of fashion.
FAQs About the word do-rag
a kerchief worn to cover the hair, a bandanna or similar cloth worn tied around the head, a close-fitting, typically stretchable piece of cloth that is worn on
handkerchief, bandana, bandanna,kerchief, madras, mantilla, babushka, hanky,shawl
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The man wore a faded do-rag to conceal his receding hairline.
The basketball player tied a do-rag tightly around his head to absorb sweat.
The woman used a silky do-rag to protect her curls while she slept.
The aspiring rapper considered a do-rag an essential part of his urban street style.
