snood

The dress, the snood and mask made an entirely different person of me.

Then he took the snood from my hair and threw it onto the dressing table.

It was a leather golf bag with a canvas snood.

He brought with him a black cloak, a yashmak and a snood.

Her hair was long braided, gathered, and bound in a snood.

Each turn, the player launches a Snood of randomly selected color into the play field.

A snood is like a hairband with a net attached to it.

The long fleshy object over a male's beak is called a snood.

As he headed down the tunnel he threw his snood to the ground.

The different levels of Snood and the difficult progressions are:

Back, in a big way, was the snood.

He had twisted her hair into a soft chignon, which was now confined in a pretty snood.

I let the dress fall to the floor while I put on the jeweled snood.

Pia blushed and tucked strands of hair back under her snood.

This, when dry, is exceedingly strong, and is used as the snood of a fish line.

The midwife's voice shook and her hair was coming down from its snood, but she stood her ground.

When you wear a snood on the subway, you never blend."

He ripped the snood of scarlet yarn from the slender blond girls hair.

A snood is similar but a looser fit and with a much coarser mesh.

Her hair, the same red-gold shade as Serena's, was pinned back and caught in a snood.

He was removing the snood from the golf bag and removing another weapon.

Her blond hair was pulled back, secured in some kind of netting like a bridal snood.

Most of the time when the turkey is in a relaxed state, the snood is pale and 2-3 cm long.

Her hair is confined in a bag-like fabric snood under a broad black hat, c. 1527.

"The ballerina even had to wear a snood!"