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Meanings of frock in English
Usage of frock in English
1
And Victoria's mid-length navy frock, however, raised eyebrows for the wrong reasons.
2
The mackintosh was formal and defensive; the frock was intimate and acquiescent.
3
Given the guest list, mind you, this can be no ordinary frock.
4
Bettine in her print frock was at the door of the school.
5
He was the would-be squire once again, in top-boots and a frock.
6
The new frock was fetched from the closet, and the ripping began.
7
She yards out chiffon and sorts the paper pattern for me frock.
8
The early Victorian heroine-theangel in a white frock, was a bore.
9
A little girl in a white frock was lying by the roadside.
10
Amelius thought of the child's frock and cap hidden in the cabinet.
11
At the appointed time they arrived-infrock-coats, and each carrying an umbrella.
12
I am in my old frock-itis hardly fit to be seen.
13
Already in his smock-frock he is a companion for princes and queens.
14
I gave wee Norah the pinafore, and the old brown frock besides.
15
The material to be used for her frock was a Japanese crepe.
16
Every voluminous frock and public appearance will be carefully assessed and judged.
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Frock through the time
Frock across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Australia
Common
United States of America
Rare