ruffs

"The historical drama featured actors wearing elaborate costumes, including starched white ruffs around their necks. "

"The dress had beautiful ruffs around the neckline, making it look elegant. "

"The dog's ruffs alerted the family to the squirrel in the tree. "

"The mechanic installed ruffs on the spinning shaft of the machine to keep it from sliding out of place. "

"Despite failing the test, she walked around with such ruffs that you'd think she aced it. "

"The teacher warned the students that any further ruffs in the classroom would result in detention. "

"The seamstress ruffs the lace around the collar of the dress to give it a more elegant look. "

"The young hawk, still learning to hunt, ruffs the squirrel with its talons, sending it scrambling away unharmed instead of securing a kill. "

"The wind ruffs my hair as I walk to school. "

"The little bird ruffs its feathers to stay warm in the cold wind. "

"After winning the race, he started to ruffs about how much faster he was than everyone else. "

"The manager ruffs at the employees, demanding they work faster. "

"The fisherman hoped to catch a good number of ruffs while fishing off the coast of Victoria. "

"The fisherman proudly displayed his catch, a mix of snapper and several silvery ruffs. "

""Because she was out of hearts, Maria took advantage of the ruffs to win the trick with her trump card." "

""Before learning bridge, my grandmother taught me simpler card games like whist and ruffs." "

""Since I had no more clubs, I had to ruff with a spade to win the trick." "

"In bridge, declarer needed to ruffs the last diamond in dummy to establish the King of Hearts as a trick-winning card. "

"The drummer practiced the quiet ruffs before adding them to the marching band's song. "

"The drummer ruffs a quick beat on the snare drum before starting the song. "

"The drummer ruffs the snare, building anticipation before the band explodes into the chorus. "

"Scientists studying the biodiversity of the lake were surprised to find ruffs among the more common fish species. "

"While ruffs (Philomachus pugnax) are known for their elaborate mating displays, ornithologists also study their ruffs, such as broad-billed sandpipers, to understand shorebird evolution. "