snood Antonyms
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Meaning of snood
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snood (n)
an ornamental net in the shape of a bag that confines a woman's hair; pins or ties at the back of the head
snood Sentence Examples
- The woman wrapped a soft snood around her hair to keep it warm.
- The Victorian-era snood was a popular accessory for covering the neck and ears.
- In traditional Scottish attire, a snood is a type of headband worn by women.
- The snood prevented dust and debris from entering the horse's nostrils during a ride.
- The snood's delicate lacework added a touch of elegance to the bride's ensemble.
- The children's snoods kept their ears toasty warm during the chilly winter months.
- The snood was a versatile accessory, serving both practical and decorative purposes.
- The wool snood provided excellent insulation against the biting cold.
- The silk snood felt luxurious against her skin, giving her a sense of comfort and style.
- The snood's intricate embroidery showcased the artisan's exceptional craftsmanship.
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an ornamental net in the shape of a bag that confines a woman's hair; pins or ties at the back of the head
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The woman wrapped a soft snood around her hair to keep it warm.
The Victorian-era snood was a popular accessory for covering the neck and ears.
In traditional Scottish attire, a snood is a type of headband worn by women.
The snood prevented dust and debris from entering the horse's nostrils during a ride.
