What is a ruff?

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A ruff is a strip of fabric that has been sewn to stand up on its side and act as a collar. At its least it was just a ruffled strip that framed the neck line. At its worst, the wearer could not turn his/her head.
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ruff - Definition [ruhf]
(n.) Gathered or pleated collar
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A ruff is a projecting starched cloth worn around the neck, characteristic of Jacobean and Elizabethan costume. A ruff is also a projecting coloured ring of feathers or hair around the neck of a mammal or bird.
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