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Meanings of anklets in English
Catalan
mitjó curt Usage of anklets in English
1
To whose act of desire accomplished the anklets upon my feet bejewelled
2
The gold was all wrought in ornaments-likeanklets, bracelets, amulets, and girdles.
3
You want gold anklets and silk sarongs for that game-mymighty hunter.
4
Her anklets clanked as she moved with the tread of a tigress.
5
Ear-rings, nose-rings, finger-rings, bracelets, anklets and necklaces were of gold and silver.
6
The jingle bells and the wire anklets of the dancer tinkle.
7
The cactus and palms abound and the Kaffirs wear brass anklets and bracelets.
8
The little boys wear gold or silver bracelets; also gold or silver anklets.
9
The women also wore anklets, like many of the Oriental women of to-day.
10
Hrun dresses only in a leopard-skin loincloth and numerous gold arm-bands and anklets.
11
To every bench, as a fixture, there was a chain with heavy anklets.
12
He squandered everything he owned, everything his wife owned, save only her anklets.
13
There were what appeared to be bracelets, anklets and brooches of virgin gold.
14
Shirt, breeches, jacket, cloak, anklets, bracelets, scarf, and bandanna-welooked incendiary.
15
Whose feet were those tinkling with anklets, touching his breast of a sudden?
16
The Corrections Minister, Louise Upston, said the anklets are for the highest risk offenders.
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