Bandanna ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Bandanna ( noun )

1. A large, brightly colored handkerchief, typically made of cotton and used to tie around the head or neck.
2. A similar article of clothing worn around the head or neck, typically made of silk or other fine material.

Origin:

The word "bandanna" comes from the hindi word "bandhna" which means "to tie" or "to bind".

Examples:

1. The cowboy tied a red bandanna around his neck to keep the dust out of his mouth.
2. She used a bandanna to wipe the sweat from her forehead while working in the garden.
3. The bandanna served as a makeshift blindfold during the game of hide and seek.
4. He folded the bandanna into a triangle and tied it around his head to keep his hair out of his eyes.
5. The bandanna was worn as a symbol of the protest movement by many participants.

(As a verb)

Bandanna ( verb )

1. A large, brightly colored handkerchief, typically made of cotton and used to tie around the head or neck.
2. A similar article of clothing worn around the head or neck, typically made of silk or other fine material.

Origin:

The word "bandanna" comes from the hindi word "bandhna" which means "to tie" or "to bind".

Examples:

1. The cowboy tied a red bandanna around his neck to keep the dust out of his mouth.
2. She used a bandanna to wipe the sweat from her forehead while working in the garden.
3. The bandanna served as a makeshift blindfold during the game of hide and seek.
4. He folded the bandanna into a triangle and tied it around his head to keep his hair out of his eyes.
5. The bandanna was worn as a symbol of the protest movement by many participants.