chador , auch: chuddar , auch: chudder , auch: chuddah

He told me I'd have to wear the black chador in public.

She may no longer play with her best friend, a boy, and must wear a chador when outside the home.

A woman in chador appears there, her back to the camera.

If you'd seen her go by wearing a chador, she'd have caught your attention.

She wrote about her experience of the chador as a western woman in Iran.

I have never found the chador particularly practical or safe.

In religious families, the cloth is given to be made into a chador.

Poor Betty herself is required to put on a chador.

I wanted the anonymity and protection a chador would bring.

Beginning at noon, she must cloak herself in a chador.

"Do you want a privacy screen, in addition to the chador?"

And try taking notes while holding a chador closed under your chin.

And she hates wearing the black veil known as the chador.

I am not prepared to wear the chador and step back in history."

Instead of addressing that thought, she said, "Give me your chador, please."

If you remove your chador, everyone will call you a bad woman.

He was surprised by the fact that she didn't wear a chador.

He suddenly realized that if the Devil wore a chador, she must be a woman.

Sara found that the chador made it nearly impossible to read the hidden face.

People are not happy with the establishment, and the chador has become its symbol."

"She took off the chador, and there was no sign of the bearded man I had operated on."

"I can tell you that I will never put on again the chador," she said with feeling.

She gets to wear the chador, so that's good.

The Chador covers all the body except the face.

However some religious women, cover their faces with their chador too.