kilted

[ kil-tid ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

adjective

Origin of kilted¹

First recorded in 1800–10; kilt + -ed ³

The Kilted Massage Man is here to make those of you born with a Yoni a very special offer.

The bugle sounded, and the red-coated grenadiers and the kilted Highlanders moved steadily forward in columns.

They were kilted corps, probably the Argylls and the London Scottish.

But they say that he kilted his petticoats and charged with the regiment.

Vashti had kilted her gown higher and helped the two girls to pin up their short skirts.

I was quite sorry for them, but so glad I hadn't to sit by one at the table, as I wanted only to talk to the kilted men.

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