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Smock-frock - Wikipedia
A smock-frock or smock is an outer garment traditionally worn by rural workers, especially shepherds and waggoners.
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SmockedFrock's – SmockedFrock's
SmockedFrock's was founded in 2000 in Haughton, Louisiana. We know the price and quality of our products is enough to keep people coming back.
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SMOCK FROCK Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
noun : a loose outer garment worn by workmen especially in Europe. Word History First Known Use circa 1800, in the meaning defined above.
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The great rise and fall of the smock-frock - A Shepherd's Stone
The wearing of smocks went into decline by the 1870s, first we need to establish why for almost a century they were favoured as workwear by agricultural ...
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221 English Smock - Folkwear Patterns
The Smock Frock has a button-front opening and is tunic length. Both versions may be hand-smocked on front, back, and sleeves, or easily "mock-smocked" by ...
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smock-frock
ˈsmock-frock, n. [smock n.] 1. A loose-fitting garment of coarse linen or the like, worn by farm-labourers over or instead of a coat and usually reaching to mid-leg or lower.a 1800 Pegge Suppl. Grose, Smock-frock, a coarse linen shirt worn over the coat by waggoners, &c., called in the South a Gaber...
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smock frock - Wiktionary, the free dictionary
smock frock (plural smock frocks). A coarse frock, or shirt, worn over other clothing, as by farm labourers. 1823, William Cobbett, Cobbett's Weekly ...
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Farmers' Smocks | 18th Century Notebook - Larsdatter.com
An overgarment worn by 18th century farmers, sometimes called a farmer's frock or smock frock.
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SMOCK FROCK Definition & Meaning - Dictionary.com
Smock frock definition: a loose overgarment of linen or cotton, as that worn by European farm laborers.. See examples of SMOCK FROCK used in a sentence.
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Smock London - THE HOME OF ROCKING SMOCKING
Exceptional handsmocked frocks made from finest fabrics and finishes for superlative style on your most precious celebrations.
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Smock Frock - Etsy
Check out our smock frock selection for the very best in unique or custom, handmade pieces from our dresses shops.
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Smocking
Smocking was practical for garments to be both form fitting and flexible, hence its name derives from smock — an agricultural labourer's work shirt. See also
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The Reader's Digest Association, Complete Guide to Embroidery Stitches, Pleasantville, New York: Marabout
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smock
▪ I. smock, n. (smɒk) Forms: 1, 3 smoc, 3–5 smok, 4– smock, 5–6 smokk; 4–8 smocke, 5–6 smokke; 5–7 smoke, 6 smoake. [OE. smoc, = ON. smokkr (once, and perh. from OE.), OHG. smoccho (once); cf. also NFris. smok woman's shift (Helgoland, perh. from E.), neck-ruff (Sylt). The stem is probably related t...
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James H. Stoddart
acting in Britain (starting as a youth), he came to Wallack's Theatre in New York in 1854 -- his first appearance was in a small role in A Phenomenon in a Smock Frock.
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smocking
ˈsmocking, vbl. n. [f. smock v. 4.] The action of gathering and working a garment after the fashion of a smock-frock; the ornamental pattern so formed.1888 Bow Bells 9 Mar., This was..shaped by means of the ‘honeycombing’ or ‘smocking’. 1890 Daily News 27 Nov. 2/4 Smocking is still largely used for ...
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