Handkerchief (noun)

A small piece of cloth, usually square, that is used for wiping the face or nose, or for decoration.

Origin:

Handkerchief (n.) late 14c., from hand (n.) + kerchief (n.).

Examples:

  1. He pulled a handkerchief from his pocket to wipe his nose.
  2. She was carrying a handkerchief to wipe away her tears.
  3. He gave her a handkerchief to dry her eyes.
  4. The handkerchief was decorated with a monogram.
  5. He folded the handkerchief into a pocket square.
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