-
Clothing (also
known as clothes, garments, dress, apparel, or attire) is any item worn on a
human body. Typically,
clothing is made of
fabrics or textiles...
-
restricting the
usage of "any
Frenche hood or
bonnet of
velvett with any
habiliment, paste, or egg [edge] of gold, pearl, or stone" to the
wives of men with...
- part of
England is the
dressing up of a
scarecrow figure in such cast-
habiliments as can be
procured (the head-piece,
generally a paper-cap,
painted and...
-
comparative security into a
contest with the
English soldier whose glaring habiliment and
accoutrements are
objects too con****uous to be missed,
while his...
- his head, and a
steel cuir****
shields his breast: the
remainder of his
habiliments are
suitably rich and appropriate. One hand
grasps the
staff of an unfurled...
- 31 Eliz. 1. c. 4 29
March 1589 An Act
against imbezilling of armour,
habiliments of war, and victual. (Repealed for
England and
Wales by
Criminal Statutes...
- it as the
fathers read it; that the war
having ended we
resumed the
habiliments that as a
right belong to us, not as a
conquered province, but as a free...
- Year of the same Reign,
intituled An Act
against embezzling of Armour,
Habiliments of War, and Victual. The
whole act. 31 Eliz. 1. c. 12 Sale of Horses...
- palm-tree, and
bound together with the
strong and
pliable bejuco,
whose only
habiliments are a
check shirt,
osnaburgs pantaloons,
straw hat and an
innocent machete...
-
enameled white and her tail of mother-of-pearl, with
bracelets and "
habiliments". Mary
received another whistle from the
Jewel House on 3
December 1554...
