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seersuckerseer‧suck‧er /ˈsɪəˌsʌkə $ ˈsɪrˌsʌkər/ noun [uncountable] ![](img/spkr_b.png) seersuckerOrigin: 1700-1800 Hindi sirsaker, from Persian shir-o-shakar ‘milk and sugar’ - At ten to five he put it in the side pocket of his seersucker suit and left.
- He's wearing a knife-creased, sky-blue seersucker, safari-style suit.
- He had dispensed with his winter tweeds in favour of a seersucker suit that was, if anything, even more shapeless.
- He no longer wore glasses, but he hadn't changed his hair style or seersucker jacket.
- If you wear a plain old seersucker suit and a nice straw hat, no one will take offense.
- It was a beautiful dress, white seersucker dotted with small mauve flowers.
- The other girls are carrying purses and wearing seersucker and madras cotton blouses or printed cotton dresses and penny loafers.
- This style requires a soft flowing material such as a lightweight cotton seersucker.
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