Definitions
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- noun Plural form of
workshirt .
Etymologies
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Examples
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Two men stood over her, Caucasians in dungarees, workshirts, and heavy boots.
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A cardboard mailing box held a few changes of clothing: faded workshirts and black pants, some thin socks.
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Two men stood over her, Caucasians in dungarees, workshirts, and heavy boots.
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As the afternoon wore on, she watched from a distance as the two men sweated in the winter sun, then took off their plaid flannel workshirts.
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The wannabes, Elkins says, “dress in all black” or wear “workshirts” like his pal Norris.
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The wannabes, Elkins says, “dress in all black” or wear “workshirts” like his pal Norris.
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A Japanese gardener and a Salvadoran landscaper who work in my neighborhood are closer to my farmer expectations than Stewart, who, when he is casual, wears wide-wale corduroys, butter-soft loafers, and—on occasion—elegant, fine-spun “workshirts.”
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Straw hats and blue workshirts with suspenders for the men, white bonnets and black long dresses for the women.
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A Japanese gardener and a Salvadoran landscaper who work in my neighborhood are closer to my farmer expectations than Stewart, who, when he is casual, wears wide-wale corduroys, butter-soft loafers, and—on occasion—elegant, fine-spun “workshirts.”
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We passed several dozy European-looking (you know, drab gray workshirts and faded jeans with split knees) couples returning from their own private voyages through this green wonderland.
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