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A garment worn under a dress?
has to have co in the word
What is frocks?
Can be a dress worn by a girl or woman. Can be a loose outer garment word by peasants or worn by monks
How do you use the word worn in a sentence?
these are some examples 1. I have worn this shirt every day 2.This shirt is worn out 3. how often have you worn my shirt?!
Can you give an example of a sentence using the word worn?
Her coat looked worn and tattered.The worn fabric looked very old.
How do you spell crosage?
This is likely a transposition of the word corsage(flower adornment).
Define the word kumari in Swahili?
Kumari is not a Swahili word. It may be a word in other languages. It is a common Indian surname.
What medals are worn with the air force mess dress?
if you go to your virtual and click awards and decs....anything that has the word medal in it is worn on the mess dress. Good conduct medal, army accomedation medal, national defense medal, air force achievement medal, etc.
What is a 4 letter word for worn out starting with the letter B?
Some four letter words for 'worn out' are bare, beat, dead, limp, shot, or done.
What did Sioux call clothes?
The Lakota word for clothing or clothes is hayapi or hayake or oigluze. The word wokhoyake refers to any special set of clothes, fancy dress or ornaments worn with clothing.
What compound word starts with under?
Some compound words starting with under include:underbrushunderclothesundercookundercoverundercutunderdoneunderestimateundergoundergroundundergrowthunderdevelopedunderhandedunderlineunderlyingundermineundernourishedunderpaidunderpantsunderpinningunderplayunderperformedunderratedundershortsundershotundersideunderstandunderstateunderstoodundertakeundertowunderusedunderwear
What is a 4 letter word synonym for mail?
Armor is a 5-letter word starting with A that means "mail," as in chain mail armor worn by medieval knights.
What language did the word chemise come from?
The word "chemise" originated from the Old French word "camise," which in turn came from the Late Latin word "camisia." It originally referred to an undergarment or a loose-fitting dress-like garment worn by women.
