Damn, I should have got slippy, seeing as how we use the same word in the same context, here. FYI, though, if you look up "Babushk©a", it also means grandmother; a young girl, who acts like a grandmother, or, as mentioned, a scarf. I believe the scarf is named so because it is typically worn by older ladies/grandmothers. Also, pigs in a blanket is a collective name for a dish consisting of sausage meat wrapped in bacon, cabbage, seaweed and a few other things, depending on the country. However, I didn't specify those, so I guess I lose the points. 
