Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun The keeper of a wardrobe.
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- noun historical A member of a royal
household responsible forclothing .
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Examples
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I concur with Chelle on the twinset and a "wardrober" suit.
A Word on Shopping PeaceBang 2006
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The bullhand's robes he had obtained from a Kuumic wardrober to be worn on this day tBat he had seen so clearly one night at a fire near the Kuumic-Tarzak Road.
Elephant Song Longyear, Barry 1982
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Blossoming child star Brooke Shields' character Emmeline relies on a loincloth and, for modesty's sake, her long hair to make a fashion statement; it's a wonder wardrober Jean-Pierre Dorléac even gets a costume credit.
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Blossoming child star Brooke Shields' character Emmeline relies on a loincloth and, for modesty's sake, her long hair to make a fashion statement; it's a wonder wardrober Jean-Pierre Dorléac even gets a costume credit.
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Blossoming child star Brooke Shields' character Emmeline relies on a loincloth and, for modesty's sake, her long hair to make a fashion statement; it's a wonder wardrober Jean-Pierre Dorléac even gets a costume credit.
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