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- noun Plural form of
sarong .
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Examples
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Men in sarongs, tropical palm trees, and voluminous billowing drapery all evoke another place from our own.
South Pacific 2008
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Men in sarongs, tropical palm trees, and voluminous billowing drapery all evoke another place from our own.
Archive 2008-12-01 2008
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The early crowd on Thursday afternoon included men in sarongs and dreadlocks and women in peasant skirts, but also close-cropped, tattooed guys in cargo shorts.
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The early crowd on Thursday afternoon included men in sarongs and dreadlocks and women in peasant skirts, but also close-cropped, tattooed guys in cargo shorts.
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Nikki, coordinated with Sage in sarongs, speculated on the love life of starfish.
rarer than a hen's tooth Dean Francis Alfar 2005
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This collection was inspired by his many trips to Asia, seen through batik prints and built-in sarongs.
Resort 2010 2009
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This collection was inspired by his many trips to Asia, seen through batik prints and built-in sarongs.
Archive 2009-06-01 2009
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That last line is funny, how your grandfather would call the sarongs skirts...
When outward appearances mean more than a good heart and an honest soul Glenda Larke 2007
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The men wear either 'sarongs' or trousers, or both, and a cotton jacket, and are always armed either with kreeses or chopping-knives, carried in their belts; the weapons are for cutting down cocoanuts and bamboo, and for protection against snakes and tigers.
Dutch Life in Town and Country P. M. Hough
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(Same with the sarongs – which I think is crazy - b/c the sarongs are these beautifully patterned fabrics – but if you wore that out in public, I guess it’s sort of like wearing a bath robe to the mall or something.)
Archive 2008-10-01 Will 2008
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