Converse of object

• embroider: It was covered with a very large embroidered Egyptian shawl, maybe a present from my Egyptian grandparents.

• knit: This is a very cool hand knitted wool shawl, in a triangular shape, with fringing around the edges.

• weave: And in 1869, a shawl woven by Abel Towler was presented to Queen Victoria's on her visit to the city.

• wrap: They will put on a skull cap ( Kippur ) and wrap a prayer shawl ( Tallit ) around their shoulders.

• wear: She was the first ' acid girl ' to stop wearing a shawl to hide her face in public.

• throw: I threw a shawl over my head and ran to prevent them from waking Mr. Earnshaw by knocking.

Adjective modifier

• woolen: We arrived at Kullu, which is famous in India as a center of apple growing and for its unique local woolen shawls.

• gray: It was reddish brown in color, and, so far, in keeping with the gray old shawl.

• Indian: I tried to wear my great beauty Indian shawl at a picnic.

• yellow: Polly ran forward, her yellow shawl streaming in the breeze.

• red: Give me out my red shawl, it's under the cushion.

• black: Waiting outside his room was a queue of poor women, in black shawls.

Modifies a noun

• collar: The third jacket in this book is a classic length, double breasted, shawl collar jacket.

• pattern: This is the silk used by Betty Barnden in her christening shawl pattern.

Noun used with modifier

• pashmina: To remove wrinkles pashmina shawls should either be steam pressed or lightly ironed under a pressing cloth.

• shahtoosh: Today a pure shahtoosh shawl can cost up to 20,000 dollars on the international market.

• lace: More pictures of the Victorian lace shawl - click here.

• silk: The finest tannins â like the threads in a silk shawl.

• prayer: The prayer shawl may be made of silk, wool, or other fabric.

• wool: The women had their heads wrapped in long wool shawls.