kimono
noun
a loose, wide-sleeved robe, fastened at the waist with a wide sash, characteristic of Japanese costume.
kimonoed
-
a word derived from
kimono.
Example Sentences
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We traveled there on Christmas Eve and arrived, freezing, to the hottest matcha tea served by the most beautiful group of kimonoed staff.
From The Wall Street Journal ● Apr. 26, 2018
In Geisha houses, brightly kimonoed girls plucked their banjo-like samisen and trilled sentimental Japanese favorites like the Rain Blues, the Song of Beauty, the Innocence Duet.
From Time Magazine Archive
Shoeless, seated at a low table, the happy diner is served hot sake, then a kimonoed doll of a waitress kneels and cooks sukiyaki.
From Time Magazine Archive
There, in a severely unadorned room opening on a small garden of wild grasses, stunted pines and an artificial brook, sits the black kimonoed figure of Taikwan Yokoyama, Japan's greatest living traditional artist.
From Time Magazine Archive
"Not understand sewing machines!" shrilled the kimonoed one, "why anybody with any sense at all can run a sewing machine—" Felicia smiled her wide ingenuous smile.
From Little Miss By-The-Day by Lucille Van Slyke
