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Meanings of fitting garments in English

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Usage of fitting garments in English
1
He was conspicuous generally for light-coloured close- fitting garments and for a billycock hat.
The American Senator
2
When worn, it should be in close fitting garments, and in dark colors only.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 415, December 15, 1883
3
They wore tight- fitting garments that looked to be made of woven leaves and bark.
The Child Thief
4
Both were dressed in long, close- fitting garments of what seemed like a golden brown fleece.
A Honeymoon in Space
5
Though Bludd was dressed in fine clothes, the well- fitting garments gave him perfect ease of movement.
Paul of dune
6
Uniformly clothed in closely fitting garments from the ankles to the neck, their superb forms showed complete symmetrical perfection.
Born Again
7
He was clad in rather tight- fitting garments entirely of green, and wore a helmet-like cap of the same color.
Armageddon 2419 A. D.
8
If her hips are too prominent, she should avoid having any tight- fitting garments that bring the fact into relief.
What Dress Makes of Us
9
He says "no" to fitted caps or ill- fitting garments and a major "yes" to tailored pants and statement blazers.
Ebony
10
The men at Court all dress in such tightly fitting garments, that, for my part, I wonder how they get into them.
A March on London: Being a Story of Wat Tyler's Insurrection
11
But, as it was too late to send Elizabeth back for more fitting garments, the old lady resigned herself to her disappointment.
The Girl from Montana
12
She was not too tall, with smoothly rounded bust and hips, and long waist, all well displayed by her perfectly fitting garments.
The Spoilers
13
A clean change was waiting for me, and the luxury of soft shirts and well- fitting garments after the prison uniform I cannot describe.
The Clue of the Twisted Candle
14
The moralists of the age were shocked, then as now, when tightly fitting garments, which showed the outlines of the body, became fashionable.
Early European History
15
Weston I had always known as a lanky man, but about his loosely fitting garments there had been an air of careless distinction.
The Soldier of the Valley
16
In addition the man's clothing was of the most fashionable make, while in the morning Jet had seen him clad in coarse, badly fitting garments.
Messenger No. 48
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Fitting garments across language varieties
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