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Meanings of ruche in English
Synonyms
Examples for "ruching"
Examples for "ruching"
1
The voice, the inflection, the bearing-allwent with the ruching and the bangles.
2
The ruching was there, but the bangles had been laid aside.
3
Bust support and waist ruching will give the illusion of an hourglass figure.
4
Black net thus darned is very pretty for ruching and jabots for dress-waists.
5
Everyone will recognize Nancy Ellen's fine Spencerian hand in that bonnet and ruching.
1
He has made no attempt to furbelow our finances.
2
Her sex was the very essence of her; she had no need to wear it like a furbelow.
3
A furbelow of precious stones, a hat buttoned with a diamond, a brocade waistcoat or petticoat, are standing topics.
4
The dresses held an atmosphere of evaporated frivolity; flirtations lingered in every frill, and memories of old larks lurked in every furbelow.
5
The objects, ranging from furbelow clams to Indian blowguns, were borrowed from the Museum of Natural History and the New York Botanical Garden.
Usage of ruche in English
1
A train of white glacé trimmed with a ruche of white crape.
2
Finish round with a ruche of satin ribbon or fringe, crimson colour.
3
Her face was whiter than the widow's ruche she wore in her black bonnet.
4
Under the brim was a white WIDOW'S ruche.
5
A ruche of white is now placed just inside the bonnet, which relieves the black effect somewhat.
6
A crape bonnet should be worn, and a very small white ruche may be added if desired.
7
An old lady with a thin, pipe-stem neck should adopt a full ruche and fluffy, soft collar-bands.
8
A mother who has lost a grown child wears the same mourning as that prescribed for a widow excepting the white cap ruche.
9
It gave back their green again to the aspidistras that, rising from a ruche of pink paper, formed the central ornament of the table.
10
A deep flounce of gauffred real lace goes round the neck, while round the face there is a ruche or frill, also very finely gauffred.
11
Hats have almost entirely replaced bonnets, except for elderly widows, who often adopt the close-fitting Marie Stuart bonnet, with the white ruche inside the brim.
12
The harmony between themselves and the adults at LA RUCHE is highly encouraging.
13
Steering southwards, they passed the mouth of the Ruche river.
14
Several years ago Comrade Faure bought the land on which he built his LA RUCHE.
15
The garden, kept as only a Frenchman knows how, furnishes a large variety of vegetables for LA RUCHE.
16
"Meda" made a ruche for grandma, crocheted lace, and speculated in butter, gaining in all 66 cents.
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