- - Accessory for a soccer fan
- - Put round the neck, does it blemish part of the face?
- - A square fabric, worn for protection against the wind
- - Runner for a dresser
- - Part of an early aviator's wardrobe
- - Part of a snowman's outfit
- - Cloth for a bureau
- - Bit of snowman attire
- - One of those employed by magician raises capital in Switzerland, losing nothing at first
- - Type of neckwear
- - Part of a costume in 'A Christmas Carol'
- - Lasting result of cutting fine garment
- - Worn square of material
- - Type of wrap
- - Part of a snowman's outfit, often
- - Part of a Scout uniform
- - Part of a Harry Potter costume
- - 'That's a wrap!'
- - muffler in a clothing shop
- - a foulard is a type of this garment
- - Warm neckwear
- - Headcloth
- - accessory for the fourth doctor
- - It's worn in one's car for warmth
- - Wrap scandium, argon and fluorine around your neck
- - protection from winding
- - winter garment wrapped around the neck
- - Neckpiece for the winter
- - Muffler, for one
- - snowman attire
- - in doctor who, tom baker wore an enormous ...........
- - Winter wear for the neck or head
- - muffler can leave mark on fathead
- - Worn around the neck to keep warm
- - Pashmina, for one
- - Babushka
- - Neck protector
- - Fichu
- - Belle and Sebastian "Long Black ......"
- - Winter protection for the neck
- - Something worn around the head or neck and shoulders
- - Snowy day wrap
- - Quidditch supporter's accessory
- - Neck fashion accessory
- - Long table cover
- - It can keep your neck warm in winter
- - Isadora Duncan's curse
- - Garment worn round head, neck, or shoulders
- - Garment worn around head or neck
- - Dresser décor
- - Bureau accessory
- - Item worn around the neck
- - Gangster moniker
- - Cravat
- - Ascot
- - Fashion accessory
- - Eat voraciously
- - Neckerchief
- - Neckpiece
- - Ring around the collar
- - Muffler's kin
- - Snowwoman accessory
- - Quaint accessory for an aviator
- - Neck wrap
- - Neck warmer
- - Wrapped garment
- - Muffler
- - Stole perhaps from gangster, one going missing
- - Snowman's neckwear
- - Knitting project
- - Beginner's knitting project
- - Wrap for the neck
- - Winter wrap
- - Chilly day accessory
- - Eat voraciously, with 'down'
- - Hermes silk accessory
- - Winter neckwear
- - Snowman's accessory
- - Snowman's wear, perhaps
- - Muffler, e.g
- - Cold-weather wear
- - Neck-warming wear
- - Neck covering
- - Mark beginning to feel warmer?
- - Neck garment
- - Mark puts on female garment
- - Snowman's neck covering
- - Neckwear for Frosty
- - Winter neck warmer
- - Caroler's accoutrement
- - 'Infinity' neckwear
- - Joint force on bare rock
- - Kaffiyeh, e.g
- - Stole, e.g
- - Winter accessory
- - Stadiumgoer's wrap
- - The Lone Ranger wore one
- - In sports car, fitting garment
- - Caroler's wear, often
- - Neck cloth
- - Complement to earmuffs
- - Swift lyric "And I left my ...... at your sister's house ..."
- - Neck cover
- - Bolt (down)
- - It may help you avoid the draft
- - Accessory for an old-time flying ace
- - Gobble (down)
- - Chanel product
- - Boa, e.g.
- - Wrap for Frosty
- - Typical Hogwarts wear
- - Babushka, e.g.
- - Secret Santa gift
- - Draft avoider's need?
- - Nape drape
- - Boa or babushka
- - Aid in avoiding the draft?
- - Protection from Old Man Winter
- - Quaint aviation accessory
- - Simple knitting project
- - It keeps the chill out
- - Early aviator's accessory
- - Wintertime wear
- - Stole
- - Neck-warming cloth
- - Head cover
- - .... down (gobble)
- - Wolf (down), as junk food
- - Head wrap
- - Boa
- - Winter neckware
- - Wrap around one's neck
- - Muffler's cousin
- - Snowman accessory
- - Gobble up
- - Wolf down
- - Eat up, with "down"
- - Winter wear
- - Devour
- - Gobble
- - Chow down on
- - Wolf
- - Head covering
- - Winter warmer
- - Neckwear
- - Neckwear item
- - Neck-piece
- - Chow down
- - Cold weather accessory
- - Winter garment
- - soccer fan's accessory
- - Neck or head cloth
- - neckwear worn with mittens
- - Winter neck wrap
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