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Meanings of want a dress in English

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Usage of want a dress in English
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You want a dress that does not sag-thatdoes not grow draggy and dowdy?
Business Correspondence, Vol. 1: How to Write a Business Letter
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If you want a dress, you buy it.
Final Weapon
3
Do you want a dress like that?
Star-Dust: A Story of an American Girl
4
You and him know how bad I want a dress of the right length to die in.
Tobacco Road
5
You'll want a dress that makes your men's mouths water while being glamorous and elegant at the same time.
Hearts of grey
6
I don't suppose any one would ever want a dress if they went by the way the linings look.
Up the Hill and Over
7
I want a dress.
Within an Inch of His Life
8
I want a dress, and a jacket, and a hat, and a blouse or two for the house, and gloves, and-
More about Pixie
9
But I'll want a dress suit and lots of other things if I'm going to stay at a country house, the young man demurred.
Mademoiselle of Monte Carlo
10
I wants a dress like so and so, and I wants a pair of shoes.'
Slave Narratives: A Folk History of Slavery in the United States...
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If she can get it, she at least wants a dress that doesn't add to her unattractiveness.
Fanny Herself
12
Adolphe says to himself, "Caroline wants a dress."
Petty Troubles of Married Life, First Part
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Maybe Semele wanted a dress this time, or a pair of those new things the humans had just invented...what were they called...shoes?
Percy Jackson’s Greek Gods
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"Wa'n't you sayin' you wanted a dress?" said he.
The Debtor: A Novel
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"I want a dress for a young lady."
Five Tales
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Wasn't I the governor's slave, she had asked, and told me that if Her Ladyship wanted a dress, they would not give her credit.
New york: the novel
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