barongn.
/bəˈrɒŋ/, U.S. /bəˈrɔŋ/, /bəˈrɑŋ/, Philippine English /ˌbɑˈroŋ/ Philippine English.
= barong tagalog n.
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1923 Laredo (Texas) Times 6 Oct. 2/7 The ‘barong’ is a shirt-like garment with a narrow neck-band and takes the place of both shirt and coat.
1979 Washington Post 19 July c5 (caption) Ricardo Marasigar from the Philippine Embassy in a silk barong.
1997 St. Petersburg (Florida) Times (Nexis) 4 Apr. 4 t Men in transparent barongs and women in colorful terno dresses.
2010 R. H. Boyer Sundays in Manila xxi. 231 The barong is an eminently practical creation, designed for comfort in tropical climes.
This is a new entry (OED Third Edition, June 2015; most recently modified version published online December 2021).
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n.1923- public-facing
- public-hearted
- public-heartedness
- public-minded
- public-mindedness
- public-schoolboyish
- public-schoolish
- public-schoolishness
- public-schooly
- public-school–oxford
- public-service advertisement
- public-speaking
- public-spirited
- public-spiritedly
- public-spiritedness
- public-voiced
- publical
- publically
- publican
- publican lede
- publican sin
- publican state
- publican tenant
- publican-ridden
- publicanism