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dishabille
dishabille (dɪsəˈbiːl, -ˈbɪl) Forms: α. 7 dishabillie, -billié, 7–8 dishabillee, 8 dishabilie, -habilly, -abilly, deshabilé, 7–9 déshabillé. β. 7–9 deshabille, déshabille, 8 deshabil. γ. 7– dishabille, 8 dishabile, (9 dial. disabil). [ad. F. déshabillé (in 1642 desabillé, Hatz.-Darm.) undress, subst... Oxford English Dictionary
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Marlowe Memorial
Although the statue earned the nicknamed Kitty (the playwright was known as Kit), some objections were raised to the statue's dishabille, especially so wikipedia.org
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dishybilly
dishybilly Joc. corruption of dishabille 1.1922 Joyce Ulysses 418 See her in her dishybilly. Peels off a credit. Oxford English Dictionary
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deshabille
deshabille see dishabille. Oxford English Dictionary
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The Willow Pattern (novel)
Literary significance and criticism "The opening scene carries out the in medias res advice: a beautiful young girl in dishabille is arranging an old man's wikipedia.org
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John Lockman (author)
He also published: ‘The Charms of Dishabille; or, New Tunbridge Wells at Islington,’ a song, (London, 1733?). wikipedia.org
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dishevel
▪ I. † diˈshevel, a. Obs. In 4–5 discheuel(e, disshevele, dysshyuell, 5 dishiuill, (Sc.) dyschowyll. [Variant of dishevely, a. OF. deschevelé, with final é mute in Eng. Cf. assign n.] 1. Without coif or head-dress; hence, with the hair unconfined and flung about in disorder. Sometimes app. in wider ... Oxford English Dictionary
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David Everett
He wrote a volume of essays in prose, entitled Common Sense in Dishabille and a work upon the Prophecies. wikipedia.org
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John Matthews (physician)
The best-known of them, a parody of Alexander Pope's Eloisa to Abelard long attributed to Richard Porson, is Eloisa en Dishabille: being a New Version wikipedia.org
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choga
choga (ˈtʃəʊgə) [Turki choghā.] A loose garment with long sleeves like a dressing-gown, worn by Afghans.1869 Watson & Kaye People of India IV. No. 209 A richly embroidered robe or choga of Cashmere cloth. 1883 Q. Rev. Apr. 303 We believe his favourite dishabille was an Afghan choga. 1891 Kipling Cit... Oxford English Dictionary
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The Guided Man
At this point the Peshkovs, who were expected to be absent all day, return, forcing the dishabille picnickers to run for the woods to hide. wikipedia.org
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undress
▪ I. ˈundress, unˈdress, n. [un-1 12.] 1. Partial or incomplete dress; dress of a kind not ordinarily worn in public; dishabille. Also (esp. of men), informal or ordinary dress, as distinct from that worn on ceremonial or special occasions. a. Of women. The common use during the 18th century.1685 Cr... Oxford English Dictionary
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Zack Busner
illness (although him as a practitioner, me as a writer), we've both been married more than once and have numerous children, we both affect a certain dishabille wikipedia.org
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kebaya
‖ kebaya (kəˈbɑːjə) Also 6 cabie, cabaia, 7 cabbay, cabay(e, -ya; 9 kabaya. [Ultimately of Pers. or Arab. origin. The forms cabie, cabbay are perh. directly a. Pers. qabāy; cabaia, cabaya are from Pg., whence also F. cabaye. Kabaya and kebaya are immed. from Malay, whence also Du. kabaaj.] A light l... Oxford English Dictionary
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Mobcap
Etymology The origin of the term mobcap is a compound of mob "dishabille, casually dressed" + cap. wikipedia.org
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