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Definitionn. a garment of cloth or leather or plastic that is tied about the waist and worn to protect your clothing
Last update: August 26, 2015
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House wives wear aprons while cooking. [noun]
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Whilst 250mm may seem excessive for a top edge abutment or apron flashing it may not be. [noun]
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Wear an apron with pockets, some have knee pads attached. [noun]
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Cheeseman shed a tear, and put on a new apron, and entirely reformed his political views, which had been loose and Whiggish. [noun]
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--And how the deil got you down to that infernal Bessy's-apron, as they call it.' [noun]
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"I dare say not--A good down pillow for his good white head were more meet than a couch so churlish as Bessy's-apron, plague on her."' [noun]
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Cheeseman now think nothing of as much as three spots on his white linen apron, even in the first half of the week. [noun]
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She had an infant in one arm, and with the other she smoothed down her apron, to which hung a chubby child of two years old. [noun]
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[Illustration: Pattern of a modelling apron] [Sidenote: Gardens] In still another way the earth may be utilized, for children may make gardens of it. [noun]
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The only clothing of the horse-soldiers was the apron, and their weapon a light club in the form of a mace or battle-axe. [noun]
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He entered and a moment afterwards old Assunta came out and shuffled away, holding her apron to her eyes. [noun]
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