snood
/snud/
verb
- To confine or cover (hair) with a snood.
- She snooded her long hair before going out into the blizzard.
- The actress snooded her curls for the historical film role.
- He snooded his ponytail to keep it from blowing in the wind.
noun
- A net or fabric bag worn over the hair, often at the back of the head, used as a hair accessory or for warmth.
- In medieval times, women often wore a snood to cover their hair.
- The bride's snood was decorated with tiny pearls and lace.
- She wore a knitted snood to keep her ears warm during the winter walk.
- A wide, tubular scarf worn around the neck, often as a fashion accessory.
- Snoods are popular in autumn because they are easy to put on and take off.
- He pulled his snood up over his chin to block the cold wind.
- The fashion blogger styled a chunky snood with a leather jacket.