galabias

Of that colossal wreck other than ticket booths, soda-pop stands, souvenir stalls, dozing guards, and 200 men in galabias asking,

Letter From Egypt P. J. O'Rourke 2002

Of that colossal wreck other than ticket booths, soda-pop stands, souvenir stalls, dozing guards, and 200 men in galabias asking,

Letter From Egypt P. J. O'Rourke 2002

I recall the servants in their long blue galabias.

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He might have found the locale easier to identify in this Hilton, however, since there was a definite sense of the Middle East about the men standing around in their long galabias, wearing headdresses and sandals.

From This Beloved Hour Lambert, Willa 1982

He wasn't the captain, the suit he had on in lieu of a uniform telling her that, although she would later learn that the Egyptian crew wore nothing more indicative of rank than typical galabias.

From This Beloved Hour Lambert, Willa 1982

They could have been anybody dressed in nondescript galabias: friends or foes.

From This Beloved Hour Lambert, Willa 1982

A group of middle-aged local men in brown and gray galabias stood up and addressed him with the respect due to his family: "Zakaria basha."

NYT > Global Home By ROBERT F. WORTH 2011

A group of middle-aged local men in brown and gray galabias stood up and addressed him with the respect due to his family: "Zakaria basha."

NYT > Global Home By ROBERT F. WORTH 2011

A group of middle-aged local men in brown and gray galabias stood up and addressed him with the respect due to his family: "Zakaria basha."

NYT > Home Page By ROBERT F. WORTH 2011