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151. Skirt (sciorta)
:: Amy adjusted Saras coat over the skirt of her blue dress before turning for the scarf
152. Handbag (mála láimhe)
:: Contributed items covering five tables included a brief case handbags purse gloves toiletries and many other items
153. Becoming (ag éirí)
:: This creates lines of flight from life itself we imagine all the becomings of life using the human power of imagination to overcome the human
154. Toothpaste (Toothpaste)
:: Even though most toothpastes contain fluoride toothpaste alone will not fully protect a childs mouth
155. Top (top)
:: Police are keen to speak to or receive information on a man in a redhooded top who was standing near to the incident
156. Brogue (brogue)
:: The use of exaggerated dialect in Down Shamrock Alley as representation of the Irish brogue helps to satirize and parody the new ethnic community of the Irish
157. Blusher (blusher)
:: All the same you should get expert identification before sampling them one of the only two deadly toadstools in this country looks almost identical to the Blusher which is a delicious edible variety
158. Stiletto (stiletto)
:: He drives a BMW that now has a hole made by my stiletto in one of the door panels
159. Sharp (géar)
:: Quick intervention begins with keen sensitivity and sharp observation
160. Tuxedo (tuxedo)
:: They had obviously been at a school formal or something like that because they were wearing tuxedos and evening dresses
161. Tweezers (tweezers)
:: Adam picked up a pair of tweezers from the first aid kit and carefully removed the offending shard
162. Clodhopper (clodhopper)
:: Okay okay Im sorry now can we go before Kenny starts hacking at my shins with his clodhoppers again
163. Clog (clog)
:: The chef and souschef wear Dansko clogs which are rather handsome black leather clogs with thick soles
164. Cut (gearrtha)
:: subcultures which cut across national and political boundaries
165. Zip (zip)
:: I inhaled the smell of old perfume and talcum powder every time I helped zip her dress
166. Brooch (dealg)
:: Also choose from a range of bracelets chains and brooches which are uniquely different and often more appealing than current trends
167. Remove (bain)
:: Often its as simple as damp mopping with a solution of ammonia and water and rinsing to remove oils makeup or other substances
168. Skintight (skintight)
:: Gabrielle threw her mother an angry look and looked at Soo Lins skintight dress
169. Scarf (scarf)
:: There was a bright closet with many different styles of red dresses overflowing from it and five white angora scarves
170. Designer (dearthóir)
:: designer clothes
171. Turtleneck (turtleneck)
:: Shed dressed for a casual hike sensible shoes long silk underwear jeans which she was proud to still fit into a turtleneck a wool sweater and an anorak
172. Cloth (éadach)
:: When woollen cloth was woven on a handloom the nap had to be combed in order to raise it
173. Clothes (éadaí)
:: Try on jackets and outer garments over the clothes theyll be worn with
174. Espadrille (espadrille)
:: If you can find any decent espadrilles with at least a 4inch heel please let me know
175. Couture (couture)
:: Sliding open the rooms closet she pulled out a plasticwrapped couture masterpiece
176. Image (íomha)
:: Weve been negligent in our examination of what it means to be recreated in the image of Christ
177. Knee (glúin)
:: She slowly got up and her knees buckled
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