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dirndl [ˈdɜːndəl] n
1. (Clothing & Fashion) a woman's dress with a full gathered skirt and fitted bodice; originating from Tyrolean peasant wear 2. (Clothing & Fashion) a gathered skirt of this kind [German (Bavarian and Austrian): shortened from Dirndlkleid, from Dirndl little girl + Kleid dress] ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
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``We have an alpine horn, Bavarian dancers, a beer stein holding contest, a beer drinking contest, a lederhosen contest and a dirndl contest. Women remove coats to reveal dirndls, while their husbands slip into the men's room to emerge, abashed, in lederhosen. Eventually, he (tall and chiseled in his characteristic nubby sports jackets and square-tipped Rooster ties) and Ray (short and button-faced in dirndl skirts) came to embody a friendlier, more pleasure-driven, California version of Bauhaus austerity, which stood as a tasteful antidote - if not a scold - to the Cadillac-tailfin excess proffered to prosperous, postwar America by conventional, conformist corporate gray flannel suits. |
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