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snood
Vet science a long fleshy appendage that hangs over the upper beak of turkeys


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From animal prints and over-long woollies to snoods (yes, another 80s throwback) and college stripes, you can easily glam up last winter's coat without having to raid your piggy bank.
Putting your neck on the line; OnTrend by Birmingham Mail (England)
lt;h1>Handbags and snoods help Burberry top forecasts</h1> Luxury goods group Burberry beat second-quarter revenue forecasts, helped by demand for handbags, leather goods and snoods, adding to signs of a consumer recovery and lifting its shares to a 21-month high.
Daily Outlook - Oct 14 by International Business Times - US ed.
Since then I've discovered 1940s weekends and I found that snoods were very much in demand, so starting with a few, their popularity has grown so much that people call me 'The Snood Lady'.
A Scouse family at war; Flash back by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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