bandannas (Meaning)

bandannas

a large often colorfully patterned handkerchief, a large handkerchief usually with a colorful design printed on it

The outlaws wore black bandannas to conceal their identities during their daring heist.
The marching band's scarlet bandannas fluttered in the wind, adding a vibrant splash of color to the parade.
The hikers used bandannas to protect their faces from the scorching sun and swirling dust.
The kitchen staff wrapped food in checkered bandannas to maintain its freshness.
The protesters used bandannas as makeshift masks to avoid tear gas during the chaotic demonstration.
The ballet dancers carefully knotted their bandannas around their heads, creating a sleek and polished look.
The cheerleading squad waved their blue and gold bandannas with enthusiasm, supporting their team with unwavering spirit.
The construction workers tied colorful bandannas around their tool belts, adding a touch of flair to their otherwise utilitarian attire.
The volunteers distributed bandannas to the injured victims, offering comfort and protection during the aftermath of the disaster.
The soldiers wore camouflage bandannas to blend seamlessly into the jungle terrain, concealing their movements from the enemy.

a large often colorfully patterned handkerchief, a large handkerchief usually with a colorful design printed on it

handkerchiefs,handkerchieves, do-rags,kerchiefs, mantillas, babushkas,kerchieves, hankies, shawls, madrases

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The outlaws wore black bandannas to conceal their identities during their daring heist.

The marching band's scarlet bandannas fluttered in the wind, adding a vibrant splash of color to the parade.

The hikers used bandannas to protect their faces from the scorching sun and swirling dust.

The kitchen staff wrapped food in checkered bandannas to maintain its freshness.