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Meanings of old frock in English
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Usage of old frock in English
1
I am in my old frock-itis hardly fit to be seen.
2
An old frock coat that was being reworked lay on it.
3
It's an old frock I wore the year I went away with auntie.
4
So she had to wear a common old frock after all.
5
You never wanted that old frock, and you her ladyship's companion?
6
You can measure the dress against my old frock.
7
I got, out of one of our boxes, an old frock coat for Uncle William.
8
Well, if you have an old frock-coat to spare?
9
That old frock-coat I used to wear in the cold weather whilst we rounded the Cape.
10
But the day of the flower-show was a wet day, so she wore an old frock instead.
11
In the fulness of time an old frock coat of my father's was altered to fit me.
12
An old frock-coat was wrapped about him.
13
This child, in her short, tight old frock, climbing the stairs to the attic, was quite a different creature.
14
He sat in Lucy's sitting-room, in his old frock coat and black tie, with a knitted afghan across his knees.
15
And away he went-a strange figure, his burly frame squeezed into a dingy old frock suit from among Tempest's costumes.
16
He wears an old frock-coat that hangs almost to his heels, and a cloth cap, greasy and worn, upon his head.
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