coif

• The razor tip of his new liege-lady's sword rested very lightly against the throat of his mail coif, a slight push would crush his larynx, or even pierce the mail—she used a sword with a lighter blade and a longer point than most in the Protectorate. —  Map.html
• All that slips from her body into the salt foam which ripples round her feet But little she cares for her coif or for her apparel carried away by the tide! —  Saint Augustin
• The coif was a ubiquitous white skullcap worn throughout the Middle Ages. —  All Categories Featured Content - Associated Content
• People talk about hair - from Mitt Romney's perfectly sprayed coif, —  JammieWearingFool
• "Meditation allows any human being to dive within and transcend, which means to go beyond," said Lynch, whose signature salt-and-pepper coif is as wild as his famously surrealistic films including "Blue Velvet" and "Mulholland Drive" and his television series "Twin Peaks." —  ABC News: ABCNews

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