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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
beskirt . - adjective Wearing a
skirt .
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Examples
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We had begun the election with one kind of woman and had ended up being asked to accept her polar opposite as a cuter and beskirted! consolation prize.
Big Girls Don’t Cry Rebecca Traister 2010
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We had begun the election with one kind of woman and had ended up being asked to accept her polar opposite as a cuter and beskirted! consolation prize.
Big Girls Don’t Cry Rebecca Traister 2010
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We had begun the election with one kind of woman and had ended up being asked to accept her polar opposite as a cuter and beskirted! consolation prize.
Big Girls Don’t Cry Rebecca Traister 2010
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We had begun the election with one kind of woman and had ended up being asked to accept her polar opposite as a cuter and beskirted! consolation prize.
Big Girls Don’t Cry Rebecca Traister 2010
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She often shares the picnic table with a gaggle of other women who regularly flash their beskirted goods, much to my dismay… presumably to air them out…
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Our remote Saxon ancestors, with their great, almost naked, white bodies and flowing hair worn long by both sexes, were but little distinguished from each other; while among their modern descendants the short hair, darkly clothed, manifestly two-legged male differs absolutely from the usually long-haired, colour bedizened, much beskirted female.
Woman and Labour 2003
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Instead, the comb should be used with gentleness, not dug into the scalp, as is the practice of some mistaken beskirted mortals.
The Woman Beautiful or, The Art of Beauty Culture Helen Follett Stevans
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He could not exactly imagine what it would be like to make a thrust into that beskirted body there.
Menschen im Krieg. English Andreas Latzko 1909
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Pearson himself openly luxuriated in the amusing ineptitude of two or three beskirted acquaintances among the upper classmen, but frowned at
Bertram Cope's Year Henry Blake Fuller 1893
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Our remote Saxon ancestors, with their great, almost naked, white bodies and flowing hair worn long by both sexes, were but little distinguished from each other; while among their modern descendants the short hair, darkly clothed, manifestly two-legged male differs absolutely from the usually long-haired, colour bedizened, much beskirted female.
Woman and Labour Olive Schreiner 1887
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