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1. (n.) shawl
a piece of wool or other fabric worn, esp. by women, about the shoulders and sometimes the head, for warmth or for style.
Etymology: (1655–65;< Pers shāl)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) shawl
cloak consisting of an oblong piece of cloth used to cover the head and shoulders
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1. (noun) shawl
a piece of cloth a woman wears around her shoulders or head
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1. (noun) shawl
a square or oblong cloth of wool, cotton, silk, or other textile or netted fabric, used, especially by women, as a loose covering for the neck and shoulders
2. (verb) shawl
to wrap in a shawl
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Sense: a piece of fabric used as a covering for the shoulders etc.
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 Afrikaans: sjaal |
 Arabic: شال، وِشاح |
 Bulgarian: шал |
 Brazilian: xale |
 Czech: šál, šátek |
 German: das Umhängetuch |
 Danish: sjal |
 Greek: σάλι |
 Spanish: chal |
 Estonian: sall, rätik |
 Farsi: شال |
 Finnish: saali |
 French: châle |
 Hebrew: רְדִיד |
 Hindi: शाल |
 Croatian: šal, marama |
 Hungarian: (váll)kendő |
 Indonesian: syal |
 Icelandic: sjal |
 Italian: scialle |
 Japanese: ショール |
 Korean: 어깨걸이, 쑐 |
 Lithuanian: šalis |
 Latvian: plecušalle |
 Malay: selendang |
 Dutch: sjaal |
 Norwegian: sjal |
 Polish: szal |
 Persian: شال |
 Pashto: شال: پوړنى: څادر، پټو |
 Portuguese: xaile |
 Romanian: şal |
 Russian: шаль, платок |
 Slovak: šál, veľká šatka |
 Slovenian: šal |
 Serbian: ešarpa |
 Swedish: sjal |
 Thai: ผ้าคลุมไหล่ |
 Turkish: şal |
 Taiwanese: 披肩 |
 Ukrainian: хустка, шаль |
 Urdu: شال |
 Vietnamese: khăn choàng |
 Chinese: 披巾 |
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