-
movement as possible.
Although straitjacket is the most
common spelling,
strait-jacket is also frequent.
Straitjackets are also
called camisoles. The effect...
-
credited with the
invention of the
strait waistcoat with a
rolling shawl collar. The
company introduced pale gray
waistcoats for
evening wear and the black...
- this time
suffering the
wholesome restraint of a
straw cell and a
strait waistcoat. If he is not,
there is no
justice in America. Neal's self-criticism...
- are also seen.
Waistcoat in
white marcella,
tartan (usually to
match the kilt), red or the same
material as the doublet. No
waistcoat is worn with the...
- them, and
prattle confidently in
their ears.
There are no
chains nor
strait waistcoats now in Bethlehem; yet, upon the
staircase of a ward
occupied by men...
-
requisitioned "100 kersey jackets, 60 kersey
waistcoats, 40 pairs of
kersey breeches, 120 linsey
waistcoats, 140 linsey drawers, 440 checkt shirts, 100 pair...
-
today a
potent symbol for
Torres Strait Islander people, and used in the
Torres Strait Islander flag.
Torres Strait Islander artists such as
Alick Tipoti...
- ISBN 0-8326-0021-0. A
short light garment worn by
ladies when
dressed in negligee;
strait jacket for
lunatics or
criminals condemned to the guillotine. "Define Boob...
- buckles. The wicket-keeper
wears the same
clothes with the
addition of a
waistcoat. An
umpire and
scorer wear three-quarter
length coats and
tricorn hats...
- threshers,
thatchers and
other labourers attired in
black coats,
white waistcoats,
black silk
breaches and stockings, and the head of each "bewigged, well...
