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knicker

/ ˈnɪkə /

modifier abbreviation

  1. of or relating to knickers

    knicker elastic



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Example Sentences

Then Robert made a back, and Cyril hoisted himself up and got his knicker-bockered knee on the concrete window-sill.

The sole casualty was a wound about a foot long in the hinterland of the Captain's unique knicker-bockers.

The correct dress is loose jacket, knicker corduroy breeches, stout ribbed stockings, and box-cloth leggings.

Tall and handsome looking in his tourist knicker-bockers and close fitting steamer cap, Kenneth held both Helen's hands in his.

One of the jolly old port-wine and knicker-bocker sort: an old Oxford man, as it happened.

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