Definitions

1. A sweater, a guitar and the lyrics to 'Smells Like Teen Spirit' - that's what my daughter gets.
2. This sweater is inspired by the small village called Hovden in the south of Norway, and the elements is taken from the classic Setesdal pattern.
3. The Hockey Sweater is such a nice little childrens book that can melt the heart of any hockey fan no matter how old. (Web site)
4. The Hockey Sweater is a book that I grew up loving and when I entered Teacher's College (Primary) I made it priority to have it in my library.
5. The Hockey Sweater was adapted as a children’s book in 1984 and is still in print. (Web site)

Maurice Kanbar

1. When the fuzz from his sweater was pulled off by a concrete wall he was leaning against, Maurice Kanbar had a brainstorm. (Web site)

Cold

1. When the weather is cold, the American Hairless Terrier needs a sweater, a jacket, or both to stay warm outside.

Photos

1. Most known photos of Malone in a Canadiens sweater are from the early 1920's, when his start had greatly faded. (Web site)

Everything

1. A woman can also wear everything from a dress suit to a nice pair of trousers and cashmere sweater.

Charge

1. Charge the comb on your hair or sweater. (Web site)

Stage

1. Starting on the Foozer tour in late 2005, Rivers Cuomo would invite fans onto the stage to play Undone—The Sweater Song on acoustic guitar.

Lyrics

1. According to her mother, Frances is set to inherit "a sweater, a guitar, and the lyrics to ' Smells Like Teen Spirit '" from her father's possessions. (Web site)

Richer

1. Different grapes can be used resulting in sweater or richer wines. (Web site)

Rains

1. Generally, a light jacket or sweater is adequate during February; although, occasionally it rains.

Garment

1. Grabbing her sweater off her shoulders, she began choking Lita with the garment, eventually dragging her up the ramp until help arrived. (Web site)

Knitted

1. The Setesdal sweater is knitted based on the patterns and traditions that were established hundreds of years ago.

Significance

1. Because of the team's lengthy history and significance in Quebec, the sweater has been referred to as 'La Sainte-Flanelle' (the holy flannel sweater).
2. Because of the team's rich history and significance, the jersey is referred to by many as La Sainte-Flanelle (the holy sweater).

Team

1. Her sweater and photos from the team are on display.
2. He presented her with a hockey sweater with her name on it, courtesy of his team, the Granby Predateurs of the semi-pro Quebec Senior League.

Toronto Maple Leafs

1. The Toronto Maple Leafs retire very few sweater numbers. (Web site)

Rainy Season

1. The temperature during winter months in Hanoi and the rainy season in the central region can be cool; a sweater or light jacket can be handy.

Front

1. A sweater or other knitted garment in which the sleeves are attached with seams extending from the armholes to the collar in front and back.
2. The team also debuted green third jerseys, which featured the word "KNIGHTS" printed diagonally across the front of the sweater.

Blazer

1. These dickies look beautiful tucked under a blazer or sweater.

Closeouts

1. CLOSEOUTS. Swish down powdered slopes all day long in this Dale of Norway Istind Windstopper(R) sweater and never feel a chill.
2. CLOSEOUTS. Your holiday wardrobe just got a little classier with Dale of Norway's Kongsvold button down cardigan sweater. (Web site)

Norway

1. CLOSEOUTS. Named after a village in southern Norway, Dale of Norway?s Valle cardigan sweater is as cozy as hot chocolate at the mid-mountain lodge.

Jersey

1. Therefore, if Iginla does find himself in a new sweater come next season, you can bet on him donning the jersey of one of those seven "true contenders". (Web site)
2. In the short story The Hockey Sweater by Roch Carrier a young Quebecois boy is accidentally given the jersey of the rival Toronto Maple Leafs.
3. Because of the team's rich history and significance, the jersey is referred to by many as La sainte flanelle (the holy flannel sweater).

Wearing

1. Bob Costas, wearing a sweater, will earnestly introduce a story on an American speed skater whose close relative just died from some horrible malady. (Web site)
2. As is so often the case with tough guys, Mr. Bilodeau was a kind and law-abiding presence as long as he was not wearing a hockey sweater. (Web site)

Old Version

1. Meryn Cadell, "The Sweater" Hello, you either have JavaScript turned off or an old version of Adobe's Flash Player.

Socks

1. Unfortunately, some people have no other alternative, particularly if you want a sweater, socks or basically anything other than a plain shirt.

Pants

1. Uniforms for boys in the winter usually consist of a zip up sweater and pants, and a collared shirt (usually white) with shorts or pants. (Web site)
2. Gentlemen: Pants (no holes, rips or tears) with sports shirt or sweater. (Web site)
3. You may also consider a blue sweater paired with pants with a cute polar bear on white thread for him which will make him look very cuddly.

Whistle

1. Al Arbour traded in his whistle for a sweater and a brown leather jacket.

Scarf

1. Almost everyone who goes to Ecuador sooner or later purchases a sweater, scarf or tapestry.

Shawl

1. Granted, a shawl or sweater are required in cold weather.

Jeans

1. The company started with one style of sweater and kept adding to the range, which eventually included shirts and jeans (for both men and women).

Slacks

1. Over an hour after the performance ended, Goodman came on stage in a sweater and slacks and played a solo. (Web site)

Jacket

1. A better choice for business casual is a jacket with an open shirt or a sweater.
2. The letter, representing "Cub Scouts," can be worn on a sweater or jacket, or displayed or framed.
3. Winter and spring nights and mornings require a sweater or jacket.

Vests

1. Offers high quality shirt, pullover, sweater, cardigan, and vests. (Web site)

Vest

1. A button-down dress shirt, sweater, polo shirt, or sweater vest.
2. Polo shirt, sweater, vest and casual trousers. (Web site)

Sweater

1. The badge is worn in the perpendicular position over the heart on a vest, shirt or sweater. (Web site)
2. They carry everything from career wear, evening wear, slacks, jeans, sweater, lingerie & bras. (Web site)
3. Knit a sweater, scarf, vest, socks, glove, mittens all with our unique calculation systems that helps you get the right size.

Categories

1. Industry > Manufacturing > Clothing > Vest
2. Manufacturing > Clothing > Coats > Jacket
3. Fuzz
4. Slacks
5. Industry > Manufacturing > Clothing > Shawl
6. Books about "Sweater" in Amazon.com
   

Continue: More Keywords - - - - - - - - - -