-
identifiable by
their neckerchiefs and so
troops may have many
different neckerchiefs all at once. In both of
these cases the
neckerchief and its
colours are...
- A
woggle (or
neckerchief slide) is a
device to
fasten the
neckerchief, or scarf, worn as part of the
Scout or Girl
Guides uniform,
originated by a Scout...
-
describe themselves proudly as "rednecks", even to the
point of
wearing red
neckerchiefs to
political rallies and picnics.
Linguist Sterling Eisiminger, based...
- of the
Scout uniform. The
beads are
presented together with a
taupe neckerchief bearing a
tartan patch of the
Maclaren clan,
honoring William de Bois...
- The red
scarf is a
neckerchief worn by
young pioneers of
several countries during the
socialist (“communist”) era. In the
Soviet Union it was
known as...
- denominations, as well as by some
Orthodox Jewish and
Muslim men and women. The
neckerchief and
handkerchief are
related items. A
bandana or
bandanna (from Hindi...
- who
looks just like
Schtroumpf cuisinier (wearing a
toque blanche,
neckerchief and apron). In
Volume 23,
Schtroumpf Gourmand is
shown wearing the normal...
- such days, kindergarten-grade
children are
officially admitted and red
neckerchiefs and pins
handed out.
Third graders from
primary schools are
usually welcomed...
- ****istants. A chef's
standard uniform includes a hat (called a toque),
neckerchief, double-breasted jacket,
apron and s****y
shoes (that may
include steel...
-
emergency tourniquets, or
anywhere that
string was
needed in a hurry.
Neckerchiefs were
chosen as they
could easily be used as a
sling or
triangular bandage...
