cutty sark
- noun Etymology: English dialect cutty short + sark Date: 1779 chiefly Scottish a short garment; especially a woman's short undergarment
New Collegiate Dictionary. 2001.
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Cutty Sark — en el dique seco de Greenwich. Banderas … Wikipedia Español
Cutty-sark — is Scots for a short chemise or short undergarment; see Cutty sark (witch).Cutty sark or Cutty Sark usually refers to: * Cutty sark (witch), a fictional character created by Robert Burns in his comic poem Tam o Shanter , also referred to in the… … Wikipedia
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Cutty Sark — a famous British sailing ship, built in 1869, which carried tea from China and then, after 1879, wool from Australia. From 1895 until 1922, the Cutty Sark was owned by the Portuguese, and then she became a training ship for British sailors. Since … Universalium
cutty-sark — cuttˈy sark noun A short shift, or its wearer • • • Main Entry: ↑cutty … Useful english dictionary
cutty sark — noun Etymology: cutty (I) 1. chiefly Scotland : a short garment (as a shirt, slip, or skirt); sometimes : a woman s short undergarment 2. chiefly Scotland : woman … Useful english dictionary
Cutty Sark — Cut|ty Sark, the a ↑clipper (=fast sailing ship) which was built in 1869 and carried tea from China to England. It is now a ↑museum ship at ↑Greenwich in London … Dictionary of contemporary English
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