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Meaning of kerchieft
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kerchieft (a.)
Dressed; hooded; covered; wearing a kerchief.
kerchieft Sentence Examples
- Grandma wore a delicate kerchief over her white hair, adding a touch of elegance to her outfit.
- As the wind whipped through the village, women quickly covered their heads with vibrant kerchiefs.
- In our local folklore, the fortune teller often wore a flowing kerchief, covering her mysterious aura.
- While tending to their garden, the farmer's kerchief protected them from the sun and dirt.
- The bride received a beautiful handmade kerchief as a symbol of love and prosperity.
- During the lively dance, colorful kerchiefs twirled and spun, creating a mesmerizing spectacle.
- In a traditional ceremony, the elder matriarch bestowed a meticulously embroidered kerchief upon the newborn baby.
- Throughout her journey, the nomad carried an intricately designed kerchief that told the story of her travels.
- Hidden within the folds of the antique kerchief, a love letter revealed a secret rendezvous.
- As a symbol of unity, the community gathered, each person wearing a kerchief in solidarity.
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Dressed; hooded; covered; wearing a kerchief.
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Grandma wore a delicate kerchief over her white hair, adding a touch of elegance to her outfit.
As the wind whipped through the village, women quickly covered their heads with vibrant kerchiefs.
In our local folklore, the fortune teller often wore a flowing kerchief, covering her mysterious aura.
While tending to their garden, the farmer's kerchief protected them from the sun and dirt.
