neckerchief

A red neckerchief gave him the look of a real chef.

The neckerchief he had wrapped around the cut was soaked with blood.

The Scouting movement makes the neckerchief part of its uniform.

The members of the movement wore green neckerchiefs with red hem.

She was wearing a red blouse and a violet neckerchief.

The woman wearing the green neckerchief came toward him.

Some of the men untied their neckerchiefs and played the lady's part.

They usually only wear the troop's neckerchief but have no uniform.

A variety of official neckerchiefs are available or the troop can create their own design.

He took a handful of her hair and carefully wiped the neckerchief with it.

The green neckerchief he wore had the sheen of fine silk.

They also wear a neckerchief to represent their Scouting background.

Around his neck is a blue traditional sailor's collar and a red neckerchief.

But even at that, the yellow neckerchief would have been unremarkable except for one fact.

The cap, neckerchief, slide and belt of their group are worn.

Although the man wore a cap and dark glasses, no neckerchief covered his lower face.

This green neckerchief I'm wearing is their official badge of office."

By the neckerchief drawn across his face it was a straight case of holdup.

He pulled his neckerchief up over his mouth and nose.

What distinguished the man was the neckerchief he wore.

Successful completion awards participants with a neckerchief given only to those who complete the challenge.

He was embellished with spectacles, and wore a white neckerchief.

A few neckerchiefs with the white feather silk screened on them are known to exist.

He wore a peaked cap and his best black silk neckerchief.

He also wears the neckerchief, but he does not wear the hat.