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Meanings of house-gown in English
Spanish
batón de entrecasa 
Usage of house-gown in English
1
Mrs. Gray, in an attractive mauve house-gown, came in from the kitchen.
2
She had exchanged her tailor-suit for a dainty house-gown.
3
At first glance you would think it was nothing more than an ordinary house-gown, but only at first glance.
4
She wore a house-gown of white muslin sprigged with violets, and a long Marie Antoinette fichu, pale green and diaphanous.
5
It could be seen now that he wore a long house-gown of black silk, skilfully moulded to his erect, shapely, and rounded form.