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Meanings of kilt in English
Spanish
hombres en falda 
Any of various contemporary or historical skirts or skirt-like garments worn by men and boys.
Traditional pleated skirt-like garment worn by men of the Balkans.
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Usage of kilt in English
1
His fresh kilt was held up by a heavy, braided gold sash.
2
The heavy kilt around his loins was the only garment he wore.
3
He wears a kilt of deerskin, having a snake painted upon it.
4
He took some of the striped flannel and made Emmeline a kilt.
5
They dress neatly, wearing a kilt and mantle, and have many ornaments.
6
Jamie grinned, kilt flapping round his knees in the brisk autumn breeze.
7
When Anhuri emerged from the prisoners' tent, fresh blood stained his kilt.
8
The god was dressed ancient-style in a kilt, sash, and neck collar.
9
If ye dinna gang, 'faith I'll kilt my coats and gang mysel'.
10
Thar's Ted an' Larkin, an' Gus,-theywuz all kilt in feud fights.
11
We breathed together in the darkness, naked except for my long kilt.
12
Or I kill you like I kilt those asshole-suckers at the Board.
13
Students were then allowed to wear either a kilt or shorts, she said.
14
He was wearing a long kilt and a short cloak of heavy linen.
15
Me brother Michael was kilt at it in the old country.
16
My father dusted off his kilt and announced his intentions to the servants.
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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