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skirt

noun as in border, edge

noun as in ladies' garment that hangs from waist

verb as in border; be on the edge

verb as in avoid; get around

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They’re wearing shin plates engraved with illustrations of animals, and those skirts that Roman warriors used to wear.

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Madame paused to rearrange her skirts, now that the smelly baby was gone from her lap, and drew her three eldest children close to her.

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Penelope obliged, although she was not wearing an apron and the flour made white streaks on her skirt.

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Margaret whizzed through the buttons on the back of the dress and tied the sash at the back of the skirt into a floppy bow.

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According to Mrs. Clarke, the encounter could only be described as toreadorical: the outright threats and faked retreats, the defiant swirl of Lady Constance’s red skirts, the snorting, stamping protest of Lord Fredrick.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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