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- noun Plural form of
pashmina .
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Examples
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Thursday, Jun. 18, 2009:: 12: 58 a.m. Fun fact about me: I own ten "pashminas" a.k.a. shawls bought on the street for $5.
misspinkkate Diary Entry misspinkkate 2009
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He has the most beautiful "pashminas" a. k.a pieces of colored fabric that are obviously not cashmere, but who cares?
misspinkkate Diary Entry misspinkkate 2005
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All I know is I will be the most PREEEETTIESSST GIIIIRL IN THE WOOOOOOORLD with all my beautiful "pashminas".
misspinkkate Diary Entry misspinkkate 2005
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-- S.F. Dear S. F.: In the mid-'90s, stores began carrying shawls and wide scarves that came to be known as "pashminas," named for the expensive wool from the soft underbelly of Tibetan goats.
chicagotribune.com - 2009
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My next thought was that maybe I could get pashminas even cheaper from India.
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I trusted my intuitive ability to spot a trend and shelled out $3,400 that I didn't have, wiring the money to a total stranger in Bombay, in exchange for the promise of 50 pashminas.
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I don't like imagining my future husband trying to look manly while being crowded out of his own house by a burgeoning forest of chiffon ruching, bias-cut crepe, and those fake pashminas with pictures of peacocks in metallic thread I love so much.
Larissa Archer: On Not Marrying Larissa Archer 2011
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With red column lighting, crimson lip gloss and hot pink pashminas.
Belinda Munoz: Inner Strength and Cancer Belinda Munoz 2011
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I don't like imagining my future husband trying to look manly while being crowded out of his own house by a burgeoning forest of chiffon ruching, bias-cut crepe, and those fake pashminas with pictures of peacocks in metallic thread I love so much.
Larissa Archer: On Not Marrying Larissa Archer 2011
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I don't like imagining my future husband trying to look manly while being crowded out of his own house by a burgeoning forest of chiffon ruching, bias-cut crepe, and those fake pashminas with pictures of peacocks in metallic thread I love so much.
Larissa Archer: On Not Marrying Larissa Archer 2011
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