Gloves [noun]

Then she noticed the letter which the child had given her, still lying on the dressing table, with her gloves.

He dashed up to the drawing-room; his wife was coming forth then, her cloak and gloves on, her fan in her hand.

She wore a dust-colored habit with divided skirt, and a soft felt hat and gloves of the same shade.

Dr. Stanmore came down the flagged path from the smith's cottage, pulling on his gloves.

A soiled bonnet cap, untidy strings, or torn gloves and collar will utterly spoil the prettiest costume.

For Morning Calls—The dress should be plain, and in winter furs and dark gloves may be worn.

How could he leave her with the owner of those hands, the wearer of those appalling yellow cotton gloves!

His cheeks would turn crimson at the thought of woman's gloves on those brown hands.

Tim had made himself just a bit better than I, when he donned his well-fitting suit and pulled on his silly gloves.

Gloves and mittens are no longer worn at table, even at the largest dinner-parties.