(1) Rembrandt depicts himself in a burgher's hat and cloak, as does Rubens, although the hats are dissimilar and Rembrandt wears a neck ruff .

(2) We determined the frequencies of polyandrous mating and multiple paternity in the ruff , a lekking shorebird with a genetic dimorphism in male mating behavior.

(3) Mascarenhas is a powdered dandy in silk stockings; a fluffy lace ruff brushes his chin.

(4) An Elizabethan ruff

(5) The differences in coat length are most apparent on the tail and ruff .

(6) If honour meant wearing a great ruff around the neck, shame meant being denuded.

(7) About 50 species were recorded there including long distance migrants like pallid harriers, ruff and reeves, white ibis, comb ducks, etc.

(8) A trip to a Leeds theatrical costumier's secured the fancy dress, complete with buckled shoes, breeches and elaborate cuffs and ruff .

(9) A ruff of long pointed feathers

(10) Behind the flock even the white tip of his tail and his ruff were quite invisible.

(11) He gave his partner a spade ruff

(12) The dog trotted back out of the forest, trotting along happily, with the ruff of a pup in her mouth.

(13) The globe echoes the shape made by the Queen's head with its surrounding ruff , like a planet in relation to the sun.

(14) A generous ruff about the neck, and breeches on the hind legs are preferred.

(15) I stretch out my finger and a brazen parakeet sidles onto it, inclining its head so I can gently stroke its chalk blue ruff , so downy tender that it feels almost moist.

(16) Juveniles have a dark crown with no plumes or ruff , and a mottled neck.

(17) The tail has a dark band at the end, with a lighter tip, which, like the dark ruff around the neck, is evident when fanned open.

(18) It is often bad to lead the second round of hearts, because of the danger of giving a ruff and discard to the opponents, since there are only six cards in the suit.

(19) Purple moorehen, grey heron and a good number of duck species colonise this water body with a few unusual migratory birds such as ruff and reev, glossy ibis and open billed storks joining in.

(20) The Iberian species, however, has a distinctly spotted coat of grayish fur with tints ranging from yellow to rusty orange, a flared ruff framing its face, black ear tufts and tail tips, and long hind legs.