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Meanings of gaiter in English
Synonyms
Examples for "spat"
Examples for "spat"
1
The latest diplomatic spat came as violence along the Israel-Gaza border simmered.
2
Anyway, in this case, the number it spat out was your age.
3
I spat, none too pleased with my situation, press-ganged into mercenary service.
4
Following the spat, Trump signed an executive order to regulate social media.
5
This is Mr Trump's second high-profile spat with a female news anchor.
Usage of gaiter in English
1
The gaiter cuff closes with a snap that is difficult to secure.
2
I do miss the gaiter, but understand why it was deep sixed.
3
I stopped to fix my gaiter, and Carl took the lead.
4
Seemingly the gaiter supply had been exhausted by the constant demand.
5
Matt was descending first when his gaiter needed a minor adjustment.
6
Put on my gaiter, and see whether it is large enough!
7
The red slipper has been succeeded by the tan gaiter.
8
Extras include an upgraded zipper on the gaiter and a Velcro flap for protection.
9
He was again tapping with his cane the gaiter covering his slender, shining boot.
10
Girls not quite grown up wore them to their gaiter-tops.
11
Dermott, who was fastening up his gaiter, answered rather listlessly-
12
A mid-shin-high, built-in stretchy Gore-Tex gaiter seals around your leg like a hungry remora.
13
Now he wears them in tandem, treating the gaiter as an added layer of protection.
14
He tried to scratch his leg through his gaiter.
15
He is nothing but a Russian corporal, occupied with a boot-heel and a gaiter button.
16
The Comps climb fine without the gaiter, they just aren't weatherproof and have lost some warmth.
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Gaiter through the time