keep me warm – blows in the wind – dressy – wooly – fashionable – lost – with mittens
charles
Today I am in Seattle, WA. The weather is cool, almost cold. the sky is cloudy and gray.
Gordon Lothrop
In Indiana the winters were cold. I had a new red wool scarf to wear sledding. When I got home I had hives all over my neck where the scarf had rubbed. I could never wear wool again.
Ann Skylstad
I have five silk scarves. They are not to keep me warm, but to be pretty with my outfits. Some are print, some are smooth, some are textured. I love my scarves, I have some to keep me warm in the winter months too. they are thick and soft.
?Deb
a covering for the hair and a fashion article for those wish those things. It can be an accessory or really useful at times.
john
I have a red, white and blue scarf that I wear around the 4th of July. I wish I knew how to tie it better than I do. Some ladies are so creative. I don’t do it in a bow, just a fancy knot and let it fly in the breeze
June
A scarf is a cloth around the neck, but it also describes how I eat at times, i.e. I scarf down junk food. I think scarf also might refer to a geologic formation, but I’m not sure. So, while I’m at the scarf, wearing a scarf, I can scarf down some popcorn!!
Jerry
The usual use of the word is a cloth to wrap around your head or neck, but we also use it to denote eating food hungrily
Cyrus Walts
Winter, snow flakes, trendy. Of course I think about fashion scarves that some people wear so well, and the cute bulky scarves wrapped tight around little kids’ necks, all bundled up. My kids and I have knit many scarves
Yvonne
The hungry little puppy began to scarf down the food that was put in front of him. His little tail began to wave back and forth and you could tell that his little tummy was so happy.
Robin
Ah, brightly coloured, floating, silk scarf. Mum loved them but could never get them tied just right. Same here, but I seem to collect them (along with everything else, it seems) “just in case” . . . so my drawer is a cluttered museum space.
Wendy
I had to get my scarf because my mother said I shold not leave the house without it. I like to wear my scarf, it is pretty and red, just like the cardinals that come to our bird feeder in the spring. I never saw my mother go out in the cold winter weatherwithout her scarf. When I grow up, I shall insist that my children never leave the house without their scarves.
Gypsy
It looks like this is the only word that people have the choice to write about: scarf. Usually, when people hear the word ‘scarf’ they think of the piece of clothing. But not me! I think of ‘scarf up the money’ or ‘he scarfed up the meal worm in disgust.’ Or something funky like that.
Tetchy
wrapped around a neck in the middle of winter, the bright red scarf kept her neck warm against the howling winds. The bus would arrive at any time now, but until then she would have to hold her baby close to her for warmth, and nuzzle the infant close to the fringes of her scarf to keep her warm.
kscribe
a scarf can be a fashion statement or a great comfort in the cold of winter. There is nothing cozier that snuggling a scarf around your collar and braving the winter elements. Scarves can be worn around one’s waist as a belt.
Helen
I remember my first scarf. It was a red plaid. I wore it flung over my shoulders. It was the COOL thing to do in the 1950’s. Everyone had one. In fact…I still have mine. I bought it out last winter and actually wore it. Everyone wanted to know where I got it from.
Lucy
to wear and look beautiful, fabric, long and wide for hair or cover over shoulder.
mfran
I remember when scarves were popular. I loved to choose bright colored ones to accent my outfits. Eventually, though, I got claustrphobic and quit wearing them. Can’t stand them now!
K Jo
Julia opened the gift box hesitantly. She was expecting another awful gift from Randall but to her surprise the box contained a beautiful silk scarf in all the colors of the rainbow. Julia’s face broke out in a radiant smile as she turned to Randall with hand outstretched.
Amy
my scarf is longer than a huge elfant’s dick. i love to wear my scarf to church and tell the priest to go fuck with his servant child… yeah, the one he hides with the nuns.
crazy
Something you wear around your neck, can be made from material, knitted or crocheted. Different types for male and female. Warm ones to keep the neck warm or ones to look nice.
bonnie blue
Cold weather. Classic. Frosty the Snowman with a carrot nose!
On the other hand, a scarf is stylish and chic if worn the right way.
Mary Katherine
Twisted, warm or cool. Windblown. Unnecessary. Fringed or/or knitted. Silk.
Can be used with or without other clothes.
Mike
A SHAWL FOR THE HEAD. USUALLY DECORATIVE. NOT AS POPULAR AS THEY USED TO BE. BOB MACKIE IS THE LEADING DESIGNER OF SCARVES. THEY CAN BE BIG OR SMALL. THEY CAN BE
MAD GARDNER
eat fast , slurp down food noisaly, make a pig of yourself , a cloth to wrap around your neck
Danny Altice
For the head, in wind, or rain.
Violet Reynolds
Twisted, warm or cool. Windblown. Unnecessary. Fringed or/or knitted. Silk.
Can be used with or without other clothes.
Mike
He was scarfing down the enchilada platter like it was fucking ambrosia. Which, ironically, it was. Just nailing that ambrosia there on the table. Going at it, wearing out it’s bits. It was, all things considered, kind of gross. Dude eating, enchiladas, fucked ambrosia. My daughter never wanted to eat there again.
wophugus
I wear my scarf and I scarf down food.
Dudley
A scarf is an accessory< sometimes of silk, that you embellish an outfit with.
Dee Drake
pretty, flowing, silky things and I have plenty of them – love to wear them when it is chilly and often when I want to dress up an outfit….I like mine from Spain and several museums, they are a great souvenir and momento….hey, I’ve got extra time……
MY FIRST THOUGHT IS SOMETHING THAT GOES AROUND YOUR NECK, BUT THEN I THINK OF MY KIDS “SCARFING” DOWN THEIR FOOD.
Linda
around the neck .. over bad hair …. dance of the 7? Don’t use them much … Jackie O …. on the table …. back of the chair …. that’s about it for scarf for me!
Jody
lady woman mom red barf little girl plo lady pretty bow
tim
Her scarf blew wildly in the breeze from the open roof of the car, suddenly covering her eyes. She veered wildly, pawing at the scarf which seemed permanently fixed across her eyes. T
Deanne
Is this one of those sites which pop monsters up at you while you are busy watching? OR maybe it is doing a confusing job of playing voice conversations in the background limiting your ability to type. I’m usre there’s some point to it, but I have no idea what it is.
Do I keep typing well after the end?
Michael Birdsall
The scarf-I guess I just cant get away from the little fibers the scratch and itch and take more then I can give.
keep me warm – blows in the wind – dressy – wooly – fashionable – lost – with mittens
Today I am in Seattle, WA. The weather is cool, almost cold. the sky is cloudy and gray.
In Indiana the winters were cold. I had a new red wool scarf to wear sledding. When I got home I had hives all over my neck where the scarf had rubbed. I could never wear wool again.
I have five silk scarves. They are not to keep me warm, but to be pretty with my outfits. Some are print, some are smooth, some are textured. I love my scarves, I have some to keep me warm in the winter months too. they are thick and soft.
a covering for the hair and a fashion article for those wish those things. It can be an accessory or really useful at times.
I have a red, white and blue scarf that I wear around the 4th of July. I wish I knew how to tie it better than I do. Some ladies are so creative. I don’t do it in a bow, just a fancy knot and let it fly in the breeze
A scarf is a cloth around the neck, but it also describes how I eat at times, i.e. I scarf down junk food. I think scarf also might refer to a geologic formation, but I’m not sure. So, while I’m at the scarf, wearing a scarf, I can scarf down some popcorn!!
The usual use of the word is a cloth to wrap around your head or neck, but we also use it to denote eating food hungrily
Winter, snow flakes, trendy. Of course I think about fashion scarves that some people wear so well, and the cute bulky scarves wrapped tight around little kids’ necks, all bundled up. My kids and I have knit many scarves
The hungry little puppy began to scarf down the food that was put in front of him. His little tail began to wave back and forth and you could tell that his little tummy was so happy.
Ah, brightly coloured, floating, silk scarf. Mum loved them but could never get them tied just right. Same here, but I seem to collect them (along with everything else, it seems) “just in case” . . . so my drawer is a cluttered museum space.
I had to get my scarf because my mother said I shold not leave the house without it. I like to wear my scarf, it is pretty and red, just like the cardinals that come to our bird feeder in the spring. I never saw my mother go out in the cold winter weatherwithout her scarf. When I grow up, I shall insist that my children never leave the house without their scarves.
It looks like this is the only word that people have the choice to write about: scarf. Usually, when people hear the word ‘scarf’ they think of the piece of clothing. But not me! I think of ‘scarf up the money’ or ‘he scarfed up the meal worm in disgust.’ Or something funky like that.
wrapped around a neck in the middle of winter, the bright red scarf kept her neck warm against the howling winds. The bus would arrive at any time now, but until then she would have to hold her baby close to her for warmth, and nuzzle the infant close to the fringes of her scarf to keep her warm.
a scarf can be a fashion statement or a great comfort in the cold of winter. There is nothing cozier that snuggling a scarf around your collar and braving the winter elements. Scarves can be worn around one’s waist as a belt.
I remember my first scarf. It was a red plaid. I wore it flung over my shoulders. It was the COOL thing to do in the 1950’s. Everyone had one. In fact…I still have mine. I bought it out last winter and actually wore it. Everyone wanted to know where I got it from.
to wear and look beautiful, fabric, long and wide for hair or cover over shoulder.
I remember when scarves were popular. I loved to choose bright colored ones to accent my outfits. Eventually, though, I got claustrphobic and quit wearing them. Can’t stand them now!
Julia opened the gift box hesitantly. She was expecting another awful gift from Randall but to her surprise the box contained a beautiful silk scarf in all the colors of the rainbow. Julia’s face broke out in a radiant smile as she turned to Randall with hand outstretched.
my scarf is longer than a huge elfant’s dick. i love to wear my scarf to church and tell the priest to go fuck with his servant child… yeah, the one he hides with the nuns.
Something you wear around your neck, can be made from material, knitted or crocheted. Different types for male and female. Warm ones to keep the neck warm or ones to look nice.
Cold weather. Classic. Frosty the Snowman with a carrot nose!
On the other hand, a scarf is stylish and chic if worn the right way.
Twisted, warm or cool. Windblown. Unnecessary. Fringed or/or knitted. Silk.
Can be used with or without other clothes.
A SHAWL FOR THE HEAD. USUALLY DECORATIVE. NOT AS POPULAR AS THEY USED TO BE. BOB MACKIE IS THE LEADING DESIGNER OF SCARVES. THEY CAN BE BIG OR SMALL. THEY CAN BE
eat fast , slurp down food noisaly, make a pig of yourself , a cloth to wrap around your neck
For the head, in wind, or rain.
Twisted, warm or cool. Windblown. Unnecessary. Fringed or/or knitted. Silk.
Can be used with or without other clothes.
He was scarfing down the enchilada platter like it was fucking ambrosia. Which, ironically, it was. Just nailing that ambrosia there on the table. Going at it, wearing out it’s bits. It was, all things considered, kind of gross. Dude eating, enchiladas, fucked ambrosia. My daughter never wanted to eat there again.
I wear my scarf and I scarf down food.
A scarf is an accessory< sometimes of silk, that you embellish an outfit with.
pretty, flowing, silky things and I have plenty of them – love to wear them when it is chilly and often when I want to dress up an outfit….I like mine from Spain and several museums, they are a great souvenir and momento….hey, I’ve got extra time……
muffler winter silk eat
An item of apparel, usually worn at the neck.
clothing, wrap , muslium, warm winter colorful, women, gift, accessory
MY FIRST THOUGHT IS SOMETHING THAT GOES AROUND YOUR NECK, BUT THEN I THINK OF MY KIDS “SCARFING” DOWN THEIR FOOD.
around the neck .. over bad hair …. dance of the 7? Don’t use them much … Jackie O …. on the table …. back of the chair …. that’s about it for scarf for me!
lady woman mom red barf little girl plo lady pretty bow
Her scarf blew wildly in the breeze from the open roof of the car, suddenly covering her eyes. She veered wildly, pawing at the scarf which seemed permanently fixed across her eyes. T
Is this one of those sites which pop monsters up at you while you are busy watching? OR maybe it is doing a confusing job of playing voice conversations in the background limiting your ability to type. I’m usre there’s some point to it, but I have no idea what it is.
Do I keep typing well after the end?
The scarf-I guess I just cant get away from the little fibers the scratch and itch and take more then I can give.