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
Camphor balls and chrysanthemums mingled their odors in stately Meiji Memorial Hall last week as eager bridegrooms in rented cutaways thronged Tokyo's biggest marriage center to claim their kimonoed brides.
From Time Magazine Archive
In his Tokyo headquarters, a palatial oasis of paneled halls, cut-flower arrangements, kimonoed servants and monogrammed silverware, set in a desert of bomb-&-fire rubble, General Douglas MacArthur watched his wards at work.
From Time Magazine Archive
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
She was sitting on my bed, kimonoed, slippered, and braided.
From A Woman Named Smith by Oemler, Marie Conway
