handkerchief

A mother appears in front of you, with haunted eyes and a worry-worn handkerchief in hand.

I am pretty old fashioned in that I carry a handkerchief and try to have more iced drinks.

In most cases, crying or bleeding strangers will use a handkerchief I give them.

They don't have to worry about paper towel dispensers being destroyed, because they don't have them; instead, everyone carries around a handkerchief-sized towel in their pocket.

I imagine you have never opened a beer bottle with a paper handkerchief?

Even so they could not fully protect themselves from pickpockets who slashed pockets with a knife to liberate a few coins or even just a silk handkerchief.

And sometimes that something-good is a an endless handkerchief.

We just had to make sure the rancher's bull was not going to notice us (or sneakily hang a red handkerchief on one of your buddies' backpack).

But, for me, that same sub-zero weather often causes my nose to make more mucus -- so breathing both in and out means a lot more use of a handkerchief, or a nasty snotty moustache.

Nothing too much different from a cross-stitched handkerchief.

And you keep that endless handkerchief you found.

I felt my soul or something coming right out of my body, like you'd pull a silk handkerchief out of a pocket by one corner.

"blowing your nose in a handkerchief is disgusting." I am curious, where in the world is that acceptable (especially during lunch) and where disgusting..

> probably because my brain somehow expects that the handkerchief cannot hit the eye "there will be a barrier"..

He said "the tissue was damaged", so I offered him my handkerchief.

This body of statutes, which later came to be criticised as a “Bloody Code”, meant that one could be executed for stealing as little as a handkerchief or a sheep.