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suspenders

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suspenders
Noun, pl
1.
a. elastic straps attached to a belt or corset, with fasteners for holding up women's stockings
b. similar fasteners attached to garters for holding up men's socks
2. US & Canad also called (Brit): (braces) a pair of straps worn over the shoulders for holding up the trousers
Translations
suspenders [səsˈpɛndəz] npl (BRIT) → ligas fpl;
(US) → tirantes mpl
suspenders [səsˈpɛndəz] suspend npl (Brit) → jarretelles fpl;
(US) → bretelles fpl
suspenders [səsˈpɛndəz] suspend npl (Brit) → Strumpfhalter pl;
(US) → Hosenträger pl
suspenders [səˈspɛndəz] npl (BRIT) → giarrettiere fpl;
(US) → bretelle fpl


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They sat about the house most of the day as if it were Sunday; greasing their boots, mending their suspenders, plaiting whiplashes.
I shall never forget the evening he brought home his street pedler's outfit of shoe-laces and suspenders, nor the time I went into the little corner grocery to make some purchase and had him wait on me.
I stick the books inside my shirt, in front, under the suspenders.
 
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