bandana

A bandana was tied across his eyes, and the men led him into the pocket of rock.

He wiped away with the bandana, thinking that thus he concealed his emotions.

His rough hair was braided into a queue and tied back with a bandana.

He, too, was very pale, and every now and then he wiped his face with a bandana handkerchief.

While it was forthcoming he toyed furtively with his bandana.

He fumbled at his bandana, then hopelessly replaced it in his pocket.

McCoy cried involuntarily, mopping his face with a bandana handkerchief.

Next to him is Bill Marr—the feller with the bandana round his head.

Then I take my belt, and my bandana handkerchief, and I tie him.

He was a big man, with a face that was almost as red as the bandana handkerchief he wore fastened about his neck.