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pongee

[pon-jee, pon-jee] / pɒnˈdʒi, ˈpɒn dʒi /


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For a visit to the 1932 Olympics in Los Angeles, my grandmother sewed the girls white pongee dresses with red and blue belts, and matching red and blue capelets.

From New York Times

Cotillard’s colorful minidress in silk organdy and pongee, which sported a turtleneck, was made up of screws, beads, buttons and bits of beer cans.

From Washington Times

Cotillard's colorful minidress in silk organdy and pongee, which sported a turtleneck, was made up of screws, beads, buttons and bits of beer cans.

From US News

“And don’t forget our automobile coats,” exclaimed Mollie proudly, as she shook out her long pongee duster, last year’s Christmas gift from Ruth.

From Project Gutenberg

Belle and her party were waiting on the piazza, the women in long pongee coats with the very latest motor bonnets and veils.

From Project Gutenberg