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| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Type of | scarf |
Examples of mantilla
mantilla
Mantilla claimed his lone title last year in Sicily and was a finalist at Estoril.
From the upi.com
Mantilla scored on a sacrifice fly by Thomas, tying the score at 2.
From the newsday.com
The handlike skeletons under the lace mantilla were made of resin.
From the time.com
Mantilla, a political science major, appeared in 27 games for coach James Jones, including two starts.
From the dailyherald.com
Mantilla congratulated his opponent and offered his help.
From the orlandosentinel.com
Mantilla paints Eisnaugle as a carpetbagger, although he was raised in Sebring in Highlands County.
From the orlandosentinel.com
Dazzling in a tight black dress crowned with a high mantilla, she seemed literally beyond Don Jose's reach.
From the bloomberg.com
Mantilla attributes Gasol's easy-going nature and willingness to mingle with fans for his popularity in Los Angeles.
From the ocregister.com
It is also possible that the traditional Maltese costume, the Faldetta, is a local variation of the Spanish mantilla.
From the en.wikipedia.org
- A woman's silk or lace scarf
- Mantelet: short cape worn by women
- A mantilla is a lace or silk scarf worn over the head and shoulders, often over a high comb, popular with women in Spain . It is particularly associated with traditional devotional practices among women in Catholicism.
- Lace-trimmed veiling that frames the face and is usually secured with a comb or hairpins.
- To dream of seeing a mantilla, denotes an unwise enterprise which will bring you into unfavorable notice.
- This is a Spanish word literally meaning `little cloak'. It is a lace or tulle shawl that the bride can wear around her head and shoulders.
- A mantilla veil originates from Spain, and is a traditional lace veil. Unlike other veils, a mantilla is not gathered at all, and instead floats in one layer down from the comb, with a beautiful lace or embroidery edge.
- (Lace mantilla): Piece of embroidered cloth used with a large ornate comb is traditionally used my women of Seville the afternoon of Holy Thursday and to a lesser extent on the morning of Good Friday; defining the traditional female.
- Long piece of lace that women wear on Maundy Thursday and sometimes on Good Friday. They also wear a dress, high hill shoes and gloves, all black.
