moleskins
Britishplural noun
Example Sentences
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I don’t like the moleskins or those other notebooks because they’re so expensive.
From The Verge
The whistle sounds at 6 p.m.; the last fleece has been gathered, and the men stroll to their camp to discard sodden shirts and moleskins and clean up generally before supper.
From Project Gutenberg
An X-ray machine would likely reveal a number of concealed moleskins.
From New York Times
Men came there dressed in every description of costume, from moleskins, flannel shirts, and slouch hats, to suits of London-made clothes sent out from home by West End tailors.
From Project Gutenberg
He certainly had not found it when the blind was pushed aside by a sun-burned face, which vanished instantly, to reappear with its appertaining shirt and moleskins in the doorway opposite.
From Project Gutenberg
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