fingerless glove

Eventually a type of fingerless glove is named for him.

Fingerless gloves are usually leather and have a distinct appearance.

She started Mozart with the press of a button and kept on her fingerless gloves against the cold.

He inspected his fingerless gloves: they were more hole than glove.

Also, they had taken off the fingerless gloves... There were at least a dozen of them.

She wore only them and a pair of dark fingerless gloves that reached to above her elbows.

"We played in a cold garage, wearing overcoats and fingerless gloves," he said.

Around each wrist was a metal band, and upon each hand a fingerless glove.

Often these have included incongruous references to fingerless gloves.

It is suggested that they wear a lightweight fingerless glove, similar to those used in rugby.

Fingerless gloves with one large opening rather than individual openings for each finger are sometimes called gauntlets.

A homeless man shuffled by, fingerless gloves holding two bulging plastic bags.

"We still had to wear those fingerless gloves.

'And happy as a flea because they've named a kind of fingerless glove after him, I heard.

The old fellow removes a fingerless glove, revealing a blood-streaked bandage.

Article: Fingerless gloves for hand trauma cases.

The black, fingerless gloves they put on were known as "sappers" and had cushioned lead shot over the knuckles.

Fingerless - Fingerless gloves have the fingers cut off.

Fingerless gloves also reduce the exposed areas.

Vette extended hands in fingerless gloves and gave a strong handshake.

Slowly, he extended his right hand, seemingly conscious, for the first time, of his dirty, fingerless glove.

They had hats and fingerless gloves and downcast faces.

The hat as well as the fingerless gloves worn were decorated with the word Gaga on it.

Fingerless gloves are useful where dexterity is required that gloves would restrict.

Cigarette smokers and church organists use fingerless gloves.