flanny

British  

/ ˈflænɪ /

noun

1. slang a shirt made of flannel or flannelette

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Example Sentences

Norms is literally one block away from Largo, and if Val and I were really having a kid-free night, she, Flanny, and I would go there to eat our celebration.

From Los Angeles Times

Flanny, who runs Largo, encouraged me to have musical guests, so I started doing Elliott Smith covers.

From Los Angeles Times

Largo at the Coronet “‘City of Nets’ was recommended to me by Flanny, the owner at Largo, where we’ve played.

From New York Times

Largo at the Coronet“‘City of Nets’ was recommended to me by Flanny, the owner at Largo, where we’ve played.

From New York Times

For Flanny, O'Connor's American South is a fictional landscape "as rich in its history and culture as Tolstoy or Flaubert and as fantastic as Tolkien", a place where "the chiaroscuro of Rembrandt meets the folk-surrealism of Thomas Hart Benton, and where the innocence of early Disney cartoons meets the angst and foreboding of Alfred Hitchcock".

From The Guardian