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Meanings of blouse in English
Usage of blouse in English
1
The latter unfolded the orange-silk blouse and spread it on the bed.
2
His hand slipped inside her blouse; it felt warm against her breasts.
3
We must find the tall sunburnt man, the gallant in the blouse.
4
What a naughty way to talk, and will you button your blouse?
5
She inquired of the man in the blue blouse who accompanied them.
6
It was a good blouse; he lent me five francs on it.
7
The burberry helmet and blouse were either in one piece or separate.
8
The girl slipped her hand in her blouse and produced a paper.
9
Still in her skirt and blouse from work, rumpled, hot, running late.
10
The brown was the dust of a decayed military cap and blouse.
11
And he liked the way her blouse seemed so light and clingy.
12
She turned back the loose sleeves of her blouse to the elbow.
13
He half expected her to produce a stolen document from her blouse.
14
Beverly made her way over to them, still holding her blouse closed.
15
Adaptations of the farmer's blouse are now being taken up by men.
16
The blouse was more than I hoped for; keep your jogging shoes.
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Blouse through the time
Blouse across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common