- ****es. It was
adopted from the
Mohammedans by
Europeans as an
article of
dishabille [highly
casual clothing] and of
night attire, and is
synonymous with Long...
- for
outdoor wear. The
origin of the term
mobcap is a
compound of mob "
dishabille,
casually dressed" + cap. It may be
modeled on
Dutch mop (muts) "woman's...
- John; Porson, Richard; Tierney, George; Pope,
Alexander (1801).
Eloisa en
dishabille. London:
Printed by J. Wright. p. 11a.
Anonymous 1725, p. 26
Hughes 1788...
-
confusions of
opening the
wrong doors,
mistaking people and
getting caught in
dishabille. But the
actors are all attractive, and so long as one can go
along with...
- "the
pathos of the Virgin" to the
straining laborer at the
right and the
dishabille of Mary
Magdalene at the foot of the cross. The
painting was exhibited...
- Courier. Dooling, Anna (June 8, 1994), "Castle Hot Springs: Genteel,
dishabille and
decidedly understated—Who said comatose?—Arizona's
grand dame may...
- Pope's
Eloisa to
Abelard long
attributed to
Richard Porson, is
Eloisa en
Dishabille:
being a New
Version of that Lady's
celebrated Epistle to Abelard, done...
- Patriot. He
wrote a
volume of
essays in prose,
entitled Common Sense in
Dishabille and a work upon the Prophecies. His
poetry consists of a few
short pieces...
-
scene carries out the in
medias res advice: a
beautiful young girl in
dishabille is
arranging an old man's
corpse to look like
accidental death. The next...
-
disfavour disfigure disgorge disgrace disguise(Old Fr. desguisier)
disgust dishabille dishevel dishonest dishonesty dishonour disillusion disinclination disinfect...
