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Meanings of smock in English
Usage of smock in English
1
A man in a smock stood in the midst of the litter.
2
Already in his smock-frock he is a companion for princes and queens.
3
Rustics in snowy smock-frocks jerked their hats off smiling as we passed.
4
He was dressed like a small farmer, in top-boots and a smock-frock.
5
Dean makes his wife march below deck and change into her smock.
6
He received them in his smock-frock, which he held out for more.
7
He rose, and began to fumble with the buttons of his smock.
8
Beneath the skin smock she wore, her breath came raggedly and deeply.
9
Over her coarse smock and gown she wore a black cotton reboso.
10
She wore jeans, a polo top, the Wal-Mart smock, all very normal.
11
He was pacing back and forth, his green surgical smock still intact.
12
She tramped around, then changed into her smock and began making pies.
13
Incongruously, he was dressed in a blue surgeon's smock and surgery slippers.
14
Would I be as free as in this little old brown smock?
15
She arched her shoulders and felt the smock fall around her ankles.
16
The man in the smock looked up at me and nodded, unsurprised.
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Smock across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common