crinoline /ˈkrɪn.əl.ɪn/ noun [C]
► F0 a stiff frame worn under a woman's skirt to give it a full appearance, especially in the 19th centuryThesaurus+: ↑Skirts and kilts- ↑Respiratory disorders
- ↑Responding to an attack
- ↑Restaurants and cafes
- ↑Restoring and reviving
- ↑Resuscitation
- ↑Retailing
- ↑Retiring and resigning from work
- ↑Returning to a place
- ↑Revealing secrets and becoming known
- ↑Revenge and vengefulness
- ↑Revolving, rotating and spinning
- ↑Road junctions
- ↑Road surfaces and features
- ↑Rodents and similar animals
- ↑Romantic and sexual partners
- ↑Roofs and parts of roofs
- ↑Rooms
- ↑Rough, irregular and uneven
- ↑Routes and roads in general
- ↑Rowing
- ↑Royalty, aristocracy and titles
- ↑Rubbish and waste
- ↑Rude and cheeky
- ↑Rugby
- ↑Rules and laws