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smocked, ppl. a.|smɒkt|
[f. smock n. or v.]
1. Of persons: Provided with, clothed in, a smock. (Cf. hurden-smocked s.v. harden n. b.)
1897G. Allen Type-writer Girl xviii. 195 While the smocked milkman still stood..in the meadows.
2. Of a garment: Gathered and worked after the fashion of a smock-frock.
1890Daily News 8 Jan. 7/6 The New Smocked Yoke Jersey. 1918E. A. Archer Needlecraft x. 112, I am sure you will not be contented till Sally Ann has a smocked dress. 1934A. M. Miall Compl. Needlecraft 92 Smocked garments readily stretch as a child grows. |