A long robe. In translations from or allusions to passages of the Vulgate or patristic texts. Obsolete.
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| 释义 | the world > textiles and clothing > clothing > types or styles of clothing > clothing for body or trunk (and limbs) > [noun] > loose clothing > robe or gown > types of > other (39) stolec950 A long robe. In translations from or allusions to passages of the Vulgate or patristic texts. Obsolete. paramentc1385 A decorated robe; a robe of state; an ecclesiastical robe. Now historical and rare. stolea1387 A long robe. With reference to classical antiquity. (Cf. stola, n.) Also (in Scott) quasi-archaic with reference to medieval costume. vestmentc1386 A garment or article of clothing, esp. one of the nature of a robe or gown; frequently an outer garment of this kind worn by a king or official… chimer1487 A loose upper robe. esp. That worn by a bishop, to which the lawn sleeves are attached. shemewe1517 = chimer, n.1 parliament1537 An appurtenance of a cloak or gown (perhaps a facing). Turkey gown1558 slop1570 spec. (See quot. 1570) Obsolete. rare. blue gown1578 A blue gown worn as part of a person's uniform; spec. (a) one worn by a convicted prostitute in a house of correction; (b) one worn by a person… dolman1585 A long robe open in front, with narrow sleeves, worn by the Turks. palliament1593 A gown, a long robe; spec. the white gown of a candidate for the Roman consulship. synthesis1606 Roman History. A loose flowing robe, white or bright-coloured, worn at meals and festivities. vest1613 A loose outer garment worn by men in Eastern countries or in ancient times; a robe or gown. paramentoa1640 A decorated robe; = parament, n. 1. brandenburgh1676 A morning gown. khilat1684 A dress of honour presented by a king or other dignitary as a mark of distinction to the person receiving it; hence, any handsome present made by… spagnoleta1685 ‘A kind of narrow-sleeved gown, a la Spagnole’ (Fop Dict. 1690). sultanea1685 A rich gown trimmed with buttons and loops, fashionable in the late seventeenth and the eighteenth centuries. sultana1693 = sultane, n. 3. Obsolete. garter-robes1702 the dress proper to Knights of the Garter. under-robe1725 (under-, prefix1 affix 2b(a).) wrapper1725 An outer garment, esp. for indoor wear or use in household work, designed for loosely enveloping the whole (or nearly the whole) figure; a loose robe… stola1728 A long robe worn by Greek and Roman women; chiefly referred to as the distinctive dress of Roman matrons. talar1738 A long garment or robe, reaching down to the ankles. negligée1755 Originally North American. A kind of loose gown worn by women in the 18th cent. Also: an informal garment worn by men in the same period. Obsolete. jama1776 The long cotton gown worn by Hindus. dust-gown1802 see dust-cloak n. above. yukata1822 A light cotton kimono, frequently with stencil designs, originally intended to be worn after a bath, but now also used as a housecoat. manga1824 In Spanish-speaking Central and South America: a cape, a poncho. gandoura1851 A long, loose gown worn mainly in the Near East and North Africa. pheran1851 A long loose coat or cloak worn by men and women in Kashmir. riga1851 A loose-fitting robe or shirt, typically worn by men in West Africa. shamma1862 A long loose robe resembling a toga, worn by both men and women in Ethiopia. choga1869 A loose garment with long sleeves like a dressing-gown, worn by Afghans. kanzu1870 A long, loose-fitting white tunic worn by men. kimono1886 A long Japanese robe with sleeves. Now frequently applied to a similar loose, wide-sleeved garment, fastened with a sash, and worn as a dressing… holoku1893 A long gown with a train as worn in Hawaii. mammy-cloth1952 a cotton cloth or robe worn wrapped around the body. |
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