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Meanings of Cardigan in English
Portuguese
welsh corgi cardigan A type of knit shirt having an open front, that can usually be buttoned or zipped.
Usage of Cardigan in English
1
A Cardigan-based businessman says boosting entrepreneurial spirit will help the Welsh economy.
2
John Cardigan here spoke of a most important factor in the situation.
3
The demon Cardigan halted beside Shirley and stood gazing down at her.
4
He believed that Cardigan was smoothing the way with a professional lie.
5
Bryce Cardigan, seated at his desk, looked up as she came in.
6
Miss Cardigan, on her part, soon lost herself in her easy chair.
7
To Cardigan her figure was exquisitely girlish as he saw it now.
8
But will they have experienced The King Edward VII, The Lord Cardigan.
9
And as for those rails Cardigan managed to hornswoggle me out of-
10
The old eyes opened, and John Cardigan smiled up at his boy.
11
Hence Ogilvy's visit to Mayor Poundstone-doubtlesson the advice of Bryce Cardigan.
12
Here we have the Cardigan Welsh Corgi, and the Pembroke Welsh Corgi.
13
But John Cardigan did not wake, and again his son shook him.
14
Meanwhile, in Miss Cardigan's little room, I struggled for a right mind.
15
Ricard's, and in view of Miss Cardigan's late roses and budding chrysanthemums.
16
Doctor Cardigan, seeing him then, would have sworn the fever had returned.
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Cardigan through the time
Cardigan across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common