Answer: SCARF
SCARF is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 83 times.
- Winter wear
- Muffler
- Draft avoider's need?
- It may help you avoid the draft
- Boa or babushka
- Winter accessory
- Head cover
- Babushka
- Gobble (down)
- Winter warmer
- Gangster moniker
- Boa
- Winter neckwear
- Wolf (down)
- Simple knitting project
- Quaint aviation accessory
- Gobble, with "down"
- Mantilla
- Muffler's cousin
- Neck wrap
- Neck warmer
- Winter wrap
- Snowman accessory
- Nape drape
- Wintertime wear
- Boa, e.g.
- Stole
- Accessory for an old-time flying ace
- Gobble (up)
- Wolf (down), as junk food
- Neck-warming cloth
- Devour
- Protection from Old Man Winter
- Aid in avoiding the draft?
- It keeps the chill out
- Babushka, e.g.
- Snowman's accessory
- Neck cover
- Complement to earmuffs
- Secret Santa gift
- Muffler's kin
- Kerchief's kin
- Eat greedily
- Throat warmer
- Chow down on
- Typical Hogwarts wear
- Lumberjack's initial wedge shaped cut to determine the direction of fall
- Eat up, with "down"
- Bolt (down)
- Part of a snowman's outfit, often
- Neck protector
- Caroler's wear, often
- Neckerchief
- Table runner.
- The Lone Ranger wore one
- Chow (down)
- Stole, e.g.
- Kaffiyeh
- Neck piece
- Caroler's accoutrement
- Winter neck warmer
- Neckwear for Frosty
- Snowman's neck covering
- Vigourously cleanse
- Neck-warming wear
- Hermes silk accessory
- Eat voraciously, with "down"
- Chilly day accessory
- Beginner's knitting project
- Knitting project
- Snowman's neckwear
- Neckwear item
- Wrapped garment
- Quaint accessory for an aviator
- Snowwoman accessory
- Red Baron attire, Snoopy-style
- Wintertime wrap
- Wrap worn with mittens
- Type of neckwear
- It can come up to your neck in the winter
- Frosty accessory
- Wolf
- Beginner's knitting project, perhaps