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SHAWLIE Definition & Meaning - Dictionary.com
Shawlie definition: a disparaging term for a working-class woman who wears a shawl. See examples of SHAWLIE used in a sentence. www.dictionary.com
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Shawlie - Knitting Happiness
Shawlie is a premium tri blend of Mohair, Wool & Acrylic which is good for both knitting and crocheting. Ball weight in grams: 150g Yarn Length: 810mtrs ... knittinghappiness.com
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Sirdar Shawlie, 100g
Specially created for shawl-making, this feather-light yarn is enriched with alpaca and wool for warmth in gently self-striping shades. sirdar.com
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shawlie
shawlie colloq. (chiefly Irish and northern). (ˈʃɔːlɪ) Also shawly. [f. shawl n. + -ie.] A woman (usu. poor or working-class) who wears a shawl over her head.1914 F. Niven Justice of Peace ii. iii. 258 ‘Shawlies’— as the girls who are to be seen in the neighbourhood of the Trongate of Glasgow, weari... Oxford English Dictionary
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Shawlie - Scots Language Centre
A shawlie as a woman wearing a shawl instead of a hat, hence applied to working-class women and girls in industrial areas up to about 1925. www.scotslanguage.com
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SHAWLIE definition in American English - Collins Dictionary
a working-class woman, esp one who wears a shawl. Collins English Dictionary. Copyright © HarperCollins Publishers. Quick word challenge. Quiz Review. www.collinsdictionary.com
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▪ I. shawl, n. (ʃɔːl) Forms: 7 schal, scial, chal, 8 shaul, 8– shawl. [a. Pers. shāl; the word has been adopted in Urdū and other Indian langs., and hence into all the European langs.: F. châle († schall), Sp. chal, Pg. chale, It. scialle, G. shawl (from Eng.), Du. sjaal, Sw. schal, sjal, Icel. sjal... Oxford English Dictionary
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shawlie, n. meanings, etymology and more - Oxford English Dictionary
The earliest known use of the noun shawlie is in the 1910s. OED's earliest evidence for shawlie is from 1914, in the writing of F. Niven. www.oed.com
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Sirdar Shawlie, 100g, 202 Honesty - Amazon.com
Sirdar Shawlie is a fine, feather-light, knitting yarn created for shawl-making. Available in a range of self-striping shades. www.amazon.com
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SHL013 - Pradhan Embroidery Stores
Heart Beats Shawlie is a premium tri blend of Mohair, Wool & Acrylic. Shawlie can be used for both Knitting and Crochet, for a variety of projects from ... www.pradhanembroiderystores.com
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2 x 100g Sirdar Shawlie 4ply Lace Wool/Yarn for Knitting and Crochet
Specially created for shawl-making, this feather-light yarn is enriched with alpaca and wool for warmth in gently self-striping shades inspired by a dried ... www.ebay.com
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Sirdar Shawlie Yarn 100g Ball - WoolBox USA
A fine, feather-light shawl yarn enriched with alpaca and wool for warmth and elegance. Each sophisticated shade has a subtle stripe. www.woolboxusa.com
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