In plural. A pleated skirt, of cloth, velvet, or rich brocade, appended to the doublet, common in the Tudor period and often worn with armour…

A woman's or girl's garment. A similar or analogous garment worn in Africa, Asia, etc., or in the ancient world. Now rare.

A little petticoat.

A rich outer petticoat worn by Basque and Spanish women.

a long skirt of a full, flowing cut, typically made from textured or intricately patterned fabric.

The lower part of a woman's dress or gown, covering the person from the waist downwards; also, esp. in modern use, a separate outer garment serving…

In Samoa and some other Pacific islands, a sort of skirt.

A long, wide skirt worn as part of traditional dress by Filipino women, now only on ceremonial occasions.

transferred. Something consisting of three ranges or divisions: spec. A skirt with three flounces.

a (sometimes divided) skirt of a full billowy cut gathered into a narrow hem, supposedly resembling the costume traditionally worn by an inhabitant…

A woman's shawl or skirt.

A pair of shorts having a flap across the front to give the appearance of a skirt; (also) a short skirt having an attached pair of shorts underneath.

Fashion. A puffball skirt (see compounds 2).

a skirt cut circular or with many gores, so as to swirl when the wearer walks.

Chiefly North American. A midi dress or skirt.