Words at Play : Top 10 Spelling Bee Winning Words
Spelled By:
Ward Randall, 1931
Used in a Sentence:
"I'm not French, but I have come dressed as a smart European from the late 1950s (below-the-knee skirt and a foulard) to experience the latest event from Secret Cinema." Lucy Farmer, More Intelligent Life, May 11, 2011
About the Word:
In French, a foulard is a silk handkerchief (or, nowadays, the controversial headscarf). In English, foulard refers to a lightweight silk, usually with a printed pattern, or an article of clothing—such as a tie, scarf, or handkerchief—made of that material.