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White winter fur of the stoat, usually with black tips or "spots", restricted to nobility and high clergy and frequently used in ceremonial clothing.
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Many beavers are in the packs, much marten and fox and ermine.
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The judge rose again, solemnly, in all the majesty of his ermine.
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White ermine was meant to express moral purity; white waistcoats were not.
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Above the ermine, on one side of the sign, were the words:-
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She was in evening dress, all in white, with an ermine wrap.
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Not one of these pages but served in a vesture of ermine.
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No wonder they wrap him in ermine and serve him off gold.
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Pope Benedict XVI, known for his ermine stoles and handmade red shoes.
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The sable, ermine, and chinchilla are, as in previous years, most fashionable.
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We get much, much for the white ermine and his black tail.
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In heraldry, ermine is a fur, white marked with triangular black spots.
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The regal ermine and the murderer's fustian alike obtain their enviable niche.
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She ran and changed her costume to one of wealth with ermine.
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This garment was embroidered with golden leopards and was trimmed with ermine.
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As he took another step an ermine scampered away ahead of him.
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Harry and Meghan could advise us on the ermine and the cutlery.
