stockinged

/ (ˈstɒkɪŋd) /

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adjective

wearing stockings or socks

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Words nearby stockinged

stock horse, stockinet, stockinette, stocking, stocking cap, stockinged, stockinger, stocking feet, stocking filler, stocking frame, stocking mask

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How to use stockinged in a sentence

Girls who sold sex were fishnet-stockinged legs leaning into tinted windows idling at red lights.
Lifetime's The Craigslist Killer Misrepresents Prostitutes|Melissa Petro|January 6, 2011|DAILY BEAST
Archie had been sitting in his favourite attitude, with his stockinged feet against the pilaster of the fireplace.
In Accordance with the Evidence|Oliver Onions
Then there were the dull soft steps of stockinged feet, and he could hear the second officer enter the room.
Crown and Sceptre|George Manville Fenn
Foyle pulled open the door and moved into a thickly carpeted corridor, which made his stockinged feet almost unnecessary.
The Grell Mystery|Frank Froest

You can do it with me, whatever it is, said Vicky, sitting down with the torn-stockinged leg under her.
Winona of the Camp Fire|Margaret Widdemer
The light head rested on his shoulder, and the long black-stockinged legs hung down over his arm.
The Wayfarers|Mary Stewart Cutting