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Meanings of housecoat in anglès
espanyol
batón de entrecasa 
Sinònims
Examples for "duster"
Examples for "duster"
1
A feather duster is propped against the foot of the family altar.
2
I passed the Winchester to Thomas and took off my new duster.
3
Here is a solution made from scraping the lines on the duster.
4
I reached into my duster pocket and took out a chemical light.
5
He wore a long duster, and held his hat in his hand.
1
Mrs. Gray, in an attractive mauve house-gown, came in from the kitchen.
2
She had exchanged her tailor-suit for a dainty house-gown.
3
At first glance you would think it was nothing more than an ordinary house-gown, but only at first glance.
4
She wore a house-gown of white muslin sprigged with violets, and a long Marie Antoinette fichu, pale green and diaphanous.
5
It could be seen now that he wore a long house-gown of black silk, skilfully moulded to his erect, shapely, and rounded form.
1
She crept back presently and packed the crepe house-coat with the other things.
2
His slippers and house-coat were laid out.
Usage of housecoat in anglès
1
When she came in she was still in her pink quilted housecoat.
2
She tried to cover her leg but the housecoat slid off again.
3
The woman was old, she was dressed in some kind of housecoat.
4
She's wearing a housecoat over pajamas, and her hair is a mess.
5
She was wearing a wet yellow housecoat that clung to her body.
6
Mrs. Norton pulled her pink quilted housecoat more closely around her throat.
7
When the housecoat slipped off her right leg, I felt myself drawing back.
8
An elderly woman in a floral housecoat pushes him out of the way.
9
He reached out, ran his hand inside her housecoat, and squeezed her butt.
10
Lisa had seen him, and started to pull her housecoat closed.
11
Charbonneau left, returned with a middle-aged woman in housecoat and slippers.
12
She is wearing a baggy housecoat and, I suspect, nothing else.
13
A small, white-haired woman in a pink and green floral housecoat confronted Alice.
14
She was dressed in a housecoat and thick blue woolly socks.
15
In housecoat and sturdy shoes, she did not look the ultimate career woman.
16
She thudded into a bedroom, found her housecoat, and covered her mangled nakedness.
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Housecoat through the time
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United States of America
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