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cardy|ˈkɑːdɪ|
Also cardi(e).
Colloq. abbrev. of cardigan.
1968N. Marsh Clutch of Constables iv. 88 I'll just get my cardi. I won't be a tick. 1969Guardian 3 Nov. 7/2 Grey gentlemen in shrunken cardies. 1970Sunday Times 3 May 28/2 Midi dresses with brief tops..matching midi cardis. 1981Daily Tel. 29 Aug. 11/2 A flock of over-50s wearing pastel cardis and floppy hats. 1983Austral. Personal Computer Nov. 6/4 The city is colder than you would believe. Even Santa Claus puts on an extra cardie when he visits. 1986J. Milne Dead Birds xix. 144 He wore his yellow cardy with the leather buttons. |