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  • noun Alternative form of lampshade.

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Examples

  • He also experimented with lamp-shade tunics and hobble skirts.

    The King Is Dead 2007

  • I wanted to throw the lamp-shade lane sign over my head and pretend I was a fixture.

    The Ex Games JENNIFER ECHOLS 2009

  • I wanted to throw the lamp-shade lane sign over my head and pretend I was a fixture.

    The Ex Games JENNIFER ECHOLS 2009

  • He also experimented with lamp-shade tunics and hobble skirts.

    The King Is Dead 2007

  • I wanted to throw the lamp-shade lane sign over my head and pretend I was a fixture.

    The Ex Games JENNIFER ECHOLS 2009

  • He also experimented with lamp-shade tunics and hobble skirts.

    The King Is Dead 2007

  • It is not uncommon for children with learning problems to have unique or idiosyncratic interests or hobbies e.g., 1930s jazz, lamp-shade collections, and they may expect their peers to share their enthusiasm for these interests.

    It's So Much Work to Be Your Friend Richard Lavoie 2005

  • It is not uncommon for children with learning problems to have unique or idiosyncratic interests or hobbies e.g., 1930s jazz, lamp-shade collections, and they may expect their peers to share their enthusiasm for these interests.

    It's So Much Work to Be Your Friend Richard Lavoie 2005

  • It is not uncommon for children with learning problems to have unique or idiosyncratic interests or hobbies e.g., 1930s jazz, lamp-shade collections, and they may expect their peers to share their enthusiasm for these interests.

    It's So Much Work to Be Your Friend Richard Lavoie 2005

  • It is not uncommon for children with learning problems to have unique or idiosyncratic interests or hobbies e.g., 1930s jazz, lamp-shade collections, and they may expect their peers to share their enthusiasm for these interests.

    It's So Much Work to Be Your Friend Richard Lavoie 2005

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