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waistcloth
[ weyst-klawth, -kloth ]
noun
, plural waist·cloths [weyst, -klaw, th, z, -klo, th, z, -klawths, -kloths].
- a loincloth.
waistcloth
/ ˈweɪstˌklɒθ /
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Word History and Origins
Origin of waistcloth1
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Example Sentences
There we stripped off our outer garments till Bes was naked save for his waistcloth and I was clad only in a jerkin.
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No covering beyond that of a waistcloth, was worn by the Javanese boatmen, and but an additional breastcloth, by the females.
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He was dressed in all the dignity of a woollen shirt, with a piece of fine "tapa" for a waistcloth, feet and legs bare.
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Some village Sikhs wear a tahband or waistcloth instead of the kach.
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He spoke quite calmly, and thrust his hands into his waistcloth to make certain that his weapons were there.
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