balaclava in Irish
balaclava in Irish is balacláva — balaclava means a close-fitting knitted covering for the head and neck, often with an opening for the face, worn for warmth or as a disguise.
balaclava in Irish
balacláva
A type of warm headgear covering the neck, head, and often part of the face, with apertures left as necessary, often made out of wool.
What does "balaclava" mean?
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noun A close-fitting knitted covering for the head and neck, often with an opening for the face, worn for warmth or as a disguise.
"He pulled on a balaclava before heading out to shovel snow in the freezing wind."
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balaclava in a sentence
- He pulled on a balaclava before heading out to shovel snow in the freezing wind.
- The robbery suspects were seen wearing dark balaclavas on the security footage.
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What is "balaclava" in Irish?
"balaclava" in Irish is balacláva. balaclava means: A close-fitting knitted covering for the head and neck, often with an opening for the face, worn for warmth or as a disguise.
How do you use "balaclava" in a sentence?
Example: "He pulled on a balaclava before heading out to shovel snow in the freezing wind." In Irish, "balaclava" is balacláva.
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