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dirndl|ˈdɜːnd(ə)l|
[G. dial., dim. of dirne girl; cf. G. dirndlkleid peasant dress.]
A style of woman's dress imitating Alpine peasant costume with bodice and full skirt; also dirndl skirt, a full skirt with a tight waistband.
1937M. Hillis Orchids on Budget iii. 43 And an evening frock cut like a dirndl is amusing only if you don't have to wear it too often. 1938Times 1 June 19/2 Nor must the ever popular dirndl be left out of the cotton catalogue. 1947N. Cardus Autobiogr. 272 Painted dames sporting the Tyrolean dirndl. 1957J. Braine Room at Top xxiv. 193 She was wearing a blue dirndl skirt and a white blouse. 1968Times Lit. Suppl. 3 Oct. 1131/2 Austria was ‘in’ and English country house guests frolicked in dirndls. |