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Scarf

A scarf (pl.: scarves or scarfs) is a long piece of fabric that is worn on or around the neck, shoulders, or head. A scarf is used for warmth, sun protection, cleanliness, fashion, religious reasons, or to show support for a sports club or team. Scarves can be made from materials including wool, linen, silk, and cotton. It is a common type of neckwear…

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Scarf

Nodes112
Edges111
Triples71
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.017857
Components1

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Scarf

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related to Modern era · 17
Scarf → American English, Around, British, Cravates, Croat, Croatia, Croatian, During, Egalité, Fraternité, French, French Revolution, Kravata, Liberté, Some Croatian, The, The French
related to In sport · 11
Scarf → At, Britain, Europe, In, Scarf-wearing, Scarves, Team, The, These, They, UK
related to In uniforms · 11
Scarf → Air Canada's, Emirate Airlines, Fiji Airways, In, Modern, Pilots, Thai Airways, The, Today, Wear, World War
related to Gallery · 9
Scarf → Andes Mountains, Aristide Bruant, Damascus, EcuadorBaby, Elizabeth II, Henri, Otavalo Artisan Market, Ronald Reagan, Toulouse-LautrecWoman
related to In religious or cultural use · 9
Scarf → English Church, Foresters, In, Mourners, Odd, Reformation, Scarves, Several Christian, The
related to Antiquity and the Middle Ages · 8
Scarf → Ancient Egypt, Ashurnasirpal II, Athens, BC, In, Indian, Queen Nefertiti, Scarves
related to Uses and types · 4
Scarf → The, There, They, Winter
see also · 1
Scarf → BandanaDupattaHeadscarfKramaShawlYellow Scarves Rebellion

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scarves worn silk wear wore neck around used made also women football head including headscarf called fashion century wearing many

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
scarves is an important trade in some countriesinstance ofManufactureThe knitting of garments0.80text
Scarfrelated to Antiquity and the Middle AgesScarves0.60section
Scarfrelated to Antiquity and the Middle AgesIn0.60section
Scarfrelated to Antiquity and the Middle AgesBC0.60section
Scarfrelated to Antiquity and the Middle AgesAncient Egypt0.60section
Scarfrelated to Antiquity and the Middle AgesQueen Nefertiti0.60section
Scarfrelated to Antiquity and the Middle AgesAshurnasirpal II0.60section
Scarfrelated to Antiquity and the Middle AgesAthens0.60section
Scarfrelated to Antiquity and the Middle AgesIndian0.60section
Scarfrelated to GalleryAristide Bruant0.60section
Scarfrelated to GalleryHenri0.60section
Scarfrelated to GalleryToulouse-LautrecWoman0.60section

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