jockstrap

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Corbett's work features decoration inspired by stereotypical national costumes such as Dutch clogs, English pinstripe suiting and Indian turbans, and also religious iconography, as evidenced in the 'Saints' jockstrap which is covered with medallions from Christian religious sites.

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  1. noun See athletic supporter.

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  • Corbett's work features decoration inspired by stereotypical national costumes such as Dutch clogs, English pinstripe suiting and Indian turbans, and also religious iconography, as evidenced in the 'Saints' jockstrap which is covered with medallions from Christian religious sites. —  TREND HUNTER - The Latest Trends
  • TDH - It's already out there - it's called a jockstrap - but in certain quarters "Le Sac" would be a great marketing ploy. —  Knowledge is Power
  • "It's the old saying; your jockstrap is in the rafters when you face that guy," Thomas said. —  Bruins Top Stories
  • Even if you aren't in the market for a jockstrap, check out our hot models, high quality product shots and behind the scenes galleries. —  Jockstrapping - Jock Straps Athletic Supporters and Men
  • As I hau said in earlier blog, dippicult por elepant party to win elecshun while this jockstrap is there. —  Kottu
 

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  1. jock, male genitals (of unknown origin) + strap.
 

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