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Meanings of anklet in English
Originally, a short, thin dress sock just reaching the ankle; also any low-cut sock.
Catalan
mitjó curt Usage of anklet in English
1
The wind carries away in glee the tinkling of your anklet bells.
2
One of his parole conditions was to wear a satellite tracking anklet.
3
Zador opened it and drew forth an anklet which Antipas reached for.
4
The locker dispensed an anklet, and he tossed it across the space.
5
For her right anklet was an astrological device; each stone represented a star.
6
In September, high risk sex offender Patrick McGreevy removed his anklet.
7
He ran his hand over the stone where he had placed the anklet.
8
Now I will get me on the track of my anklet.
9
This is the one anklet I needed to complete my collection.
10
The Queen flushed and bowed her head, then fumbled her other anklet off.
11
High silver court shoes, and a single pearl anklet, were worn by each model.
12
And she had never told him that she treasured his anklet over her own.
13
He took off his anklet and broke it, twisting it round the man's foot.
14
Then an anklet dangling with bangles shaped like bird wings.
15
I'm sitting in my apartment, but the anklet beeps nonstop.
16
He never thought to ask Doaks how in the hell Danielle ditched that anklet.
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Portuguese
Anklet through the time