Fur and Scarf

Fur

Fur noun - The hairy covering of a mammal especially when fine, soft, and thick.

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Scarf and fur are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Scarf" instead a noun "Fur".

Nearby Words: furry, furred

Scarf noun - A garment worn around the head or neck or shoulders for warmth or decoration.

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Fur and scarf are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Fur" instead a noun "Scarf".

Nearby Word: scarfed

thick	thick fur	thick scarf
full	full fur	full scarf
long	long fur	long scarf
distinctive	distinctive fur	distinctive scarf
Other adjectives: similar, short, green, heavy, bright, actual, blue, black, dark, white, new, brown, yellow, grey, extra, orange, pink, red, purple, longer, striped.

In the movie, a fair number of furs are worn, like a fur-trimmed coat Ellen wears, and an ermine scarf May wears.

Source: Pretty in Mink
Fur and Loathing: In Lord Edgware Dies, Jane Wilkinson wears her scarf made from the fur of a dead fox, indicating that she will soon be a murderer.

Source: Series / Poirot
The only differences were fur color (Muttley light green, Mumbly light blue), ears (Muttley's were black, Mumbly's were his fur color) and attire (Muttley a collar then flying helmet and scarf, Mumbly an orange trenchcoat).

Source: Reused Character Design

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