scarf
স্কার্ফ
definition
verb
join the ends of (two pieces of timber or metal) by beveling or notching them so that they fit over or into each other.
make an incision in the blubber of (a whale).
noun
The cold also brought on another bout of shopping, namely for warmer hats, scarves , gloves and coats.
a length or square of fabric worn around the neck or head.
The two arcs were joined at the Crown by a sophisticated scarf joint, which was secured by three large nuts and bolts.
a joint connecting two pieces of timber or metal in which the ends are beveled or notched so that they fit over or into each other.
translation of 'scarf'
noun
পট্ট,
নেকটাই,
মাফলার,
স্কার্ফ,
নিচুল,
গলায় বান্ধার রূমালবিশেষ,
নিচোল,
প্রাবরণ,
উত্তরী,
উত্তরীয়
example
she tucked her woolly 'scarf' around her neck
The pashmina 'scarf' he wants for his mother is not in stock at the government shops.
You crave steak because you need protein, 'scarf' up sardines for the salt, and pig out on potatoes because they are energy-dense.
The two arcs were joined at the Crown by a sophisticated 'scarf' joint, which was secured by three large nuts and bolts.
It could be argued that the great array of different 'scarf' joints encountered in timber-framed buildings should make the author's point about complexity.
a silk 'scarf'
he forced me to 'scarf' the keel timbers in watertight sections
If you feel sluggish before hitting the softball field, 'scarf' an energy-boosting bagel or banana.
Tony sat down and 'scarfed' down his waffles, then he got up and grabbed his backpack.
Lydie and Emily sat knitting new socks, 'scarves' , and mittens for the children, for winter was only a few months away.
Her current work focuses on the controversy over Islamic head 'scarves' in French public schools.
Women wear dresses and 'scarves' made from the printed cloth popular in East Africa.
Amber 'scarfed' down her eggs and fumbled with her chopsticks as she tried to eat her rice.
If you've missed a workout or 'scarfed' down an entire pizza, think about what led you to do this and what it would take to stop you from doing so next time.
They are in evening dress, splashes of colour provided by the bright purple 'scarves' the women are wearing.
I also 'scarfed' a plate of charcuterie which featured decent chorizo, a peppered salami and some sort of good cured pork loin.
I'm giving a talk to the local section of the American Chemical Society, so I'll be off 'scarfing' up a free meal and enlightening whoever shows up.
The village was full of stern men in indigo robes, swathed in 'scarves' against the cold and riding small donkeys.
They had dark 'scarves' across their faces and wore dark sweatshirts with the hoods up.
Everyone else was already up, and 'scarfing' down the breakfast that Kay had prepared.
The 'scarved' women and stocky, strong men appeared to emerge from a different era.
Having made up my mind, I quickly 'scarfed' down a piece of pizza, took a deep breath, and headed to the table where he was sitting.
Each of the girls, as well as Ethan, wore their thickest coats and warmest mittens, as well as 'scarves' and hats and earmuffs.
Football 'scarves' and shirts, cards and messages of condolence were also left by people wanting to pay their respects.
The cold also brought on another bout of shopping, namely for warmer hats, 'scarves' , gloves and coats.
I live in a city in the US where it is common to see such 'scarved' women on the bus and in the market and on the street, yet I have never seen any such incidents of harassment.
One or two of the soldiers even went as far as to remove their Alliance neck 'scarves' .
Many of the men wore white skullcaps and long white robes, and the women were either 'scarved' and covered or in the full abaya, a black nunlike garb.
She felt sick to her stomach and instantly regretted 'scarfing' down the chocolate chip muffin.
After dinner, bundled up in 'scarves' and hats we take the Lantern Tour of Stowe.
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