casimere

American  

[kas-uh-meer] / ˈkæs əˌmɪər /

Or casimire

noun

1. a variant of cassimere.

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casimere British  

/ ˈkæsɪˌmɪə /

noun

1. a variant spelling of cassimere

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Example Sentences

The remainder of his costume consisted of a black cloth roundabout, threadbare and dirty; a pair of black casimere pantaloons, very tight about the legs and burst open in several places; and a pair of moccasins on his feet, adorned with beads and patches of red flannel.

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Then she seized hold of the pendent casimere and dragged away with a hearty good-will.

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Had Mr Sawbridge made his appearance in uniform it might have been different, but that a plain-looking man, with black whiskers, shaggy hair, and old blue frock-coat and yellow casimere waistcoat, should venture to address him in such a manner, was quite incomprehensible;—he calls me mad, thought Jack, I shall tell Captain Wilson what is my opinion about his lieutenant.

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The dress is a long robe of very fine white casimere, a thick black crape veil, and long rosary.

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