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- noun Plural form of
moleskin .
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Examples
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After months of searching for a name and countless moleskins filled with ideas, those two words together seemed right, so we went with it.
John Gascot: Black Eskimo: Something New John Gascot 2011
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After months of searching for a name and countless moleskins filled with ideas, those two words together seemed right, so we went with it.
John Gascot: Black Eskimo: Something New John Gascot 2011
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Ash-Leigh did up the last button of his moleskins and watched, transfixed.
Off the Wall Peter Ashley 2008
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Some were peaty black, like dried moleskins; others had a more southern Somerset ruddiness, a color that to me always seems old, like cheese rind or the face of a red deer.
A Year on the Wing TIM DEE 2009
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I also like a knock off of moleskins that has thicker water color paper for inking or watercolor quick sketch.
Sketchbook Shelf James Gurney 2009
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Look at all of the examples of what people are doing on their moleskins. via Graphic-Exchange
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Look at all of the examples of what people are doing on their moleskins. via Graphic-Exchange
Archive 2008-04-01 2008
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My strong moleskins were quite worn through at the knees, and the leather trowsers of my companion were torn and his legs bleeding.
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A stockrider, when he would appear in a gay shirt, tight white moleskins, cabbage-tree hat, flash riding-boots with glittering spurs.
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However, unlike most stockmen he preferred a white shirt and white moleskins to grey flannel and grey twill; somewhat of a dandy, she decided, amused.
The Thorn Birds McCullough, Colleen 1977
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