Shawl is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SHAWL in dictionary:

VERB:
• to wrap the shoulders in a covering
• To wrap in a shawl.
• cover with a shawl
NOUN:
• a piece of fabric worn by women over the shoulders or head or wrapped round a baby.
• 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.
• cloak consisting of an oblong piece of cloth used to cover the head and shoulders
• piece of cloth worn over a woman's shoulders or wrapped around a baby
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to wrap in a shawl (a piece of cloth worn as a covering)
• piece of cloth worn over a woman\'s shoulders or wrapped around a baby

Words related to SHAWL

shawled14 shawling15 shawlings16 shawlless15 shawls12

Words that contain SHAWL

shawls12 shawled14 shawley16 shawlie13 shawleys17 shawlies14 shawling15 shawlings16 shawlless15

How to use SHAWL in a sentence

• She brought him down before I went off to my work, wrapped in a shawl, and I thought he looked very ill, but I did not like to say so.
• She soon returned with a nice warm shawl and hood for Ellen.
• Observing that she seemed a little chilly, he left her for a moment while he went in quest of her shawl.
• She took her infant in her arms, and wrapped a heavy shawl round herself and the baby.
• Wrapping the baby round and round in the folds of the shawl, she laid it carefully down, at the foot of one of the trees.
• There she seated herself, a heavy shawl about her, and gave herself up to reflection.
• That night, as she was going, Prudence complained of the cold and asked Marguerite to lend her a shawl.
• Now and then she looked to see if the shawl still fluttered from the net-pole.
• My neighbour on the right wore around his shoulders a woollen shawl, against which after a while I found my cheek resting, and begged his pardon.
• Olive was the first to enter the room, having first thrown a shawl around her shoulders, for the night was very chilly.
• Madame Petrucci was beautifully dressed in soft black silk, old lace, and a white Indian shawl.
• Large gray shawl serves as mantle, draped on head and body.
• William Finlay was the son of an operative shawl manufacturer in Paisley, where he was born in 1792.
• Before a week was over she could already cross a street, put on a shawl, open a parasol, and wear gloves, as well as the most pure-blooded of Parisian women.
• She wakened, and found the lady of the white shawl bending over her.
• A hard-featured woman, in an old-fashioned black straw bonnet and faded old shawl drawn tight round her.
• To the surprise of both boys, when they were admitted by Matilda they discovered the object of their thoughts seated in a chair, with a thick shawl across his shoulders.
• He was dressed in the usual Arab garments, with a cashmeer shawl, turban, and a scarlet benish, of the Persian form, to distinguish him from his followers.
• One evening I called on Maud, and was surprised to meet her at the gate, with a shawl drawn over her head, and apparently in great combustion.
• Accordingly she put on a bonnet and wrapped herself in a huge red shawl.
• In the meantime, some of the others had prepared a mock sofa by means of two chairs set somewhat wide apart, with a shawl thrown over the whole to conceal the space between.
• But when she saw them she wept long in silence, hiding her fair face in her shawl.
• You remember how heavy the dew was, and that I fetched a shawl for your shoulders.

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