kirtle

[ kur-tl ]

/ ˈkɜr tl /

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noun

a woman's loose gown, worn in the Middle Ages.

Obsolete. a man's tunic.

Origin of kirtle

before 900; Middle English kirtel,Old English cyrtel, apparently equivalent to cyrt(an) to shorten (≪ Latin curtus shortened) + -el-le

OTHER WORDS FROM kirtle

kirtled, adjective

Words nearby kirtle

kirsch, Kirstein, Kirsten, kirtan, Kirtland's warbler, kirtle, Kiruna, Kirundi, kiruv, kisan, Kisangani

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Example sentences from the Web for kirtle

He sheareth a deal from his kirtle meet, To make her sandals for her feet.
Poems by the Way|William Morris
Springing with a bound over the Kirtle, he seized Blacket House in the act of flight.
Wilson's Tales of the Borders and of Scotland, Vol. 9|Various
And I am weary withal, and this kirtle is light and easy to me.
The Roots of the Mountains|William Morris
A kirtle is a gown; Skeat suggests that it is a diminutive of skirt.
Milton's Comus|John Milton

A kirtle surrounds her waist, and falls with a feather fringe down to just above the knees.
Harper's Magazine, Vol III, June 1851|Various

British Dictionary definitions for kirtle

kirtle

/ (ˈkɜːtəl) /

noun archaic

a woman's skirt or dress

a man's coat

Word Origin for kirtle

Old English cyrtel, probably from cyrtan to shorten, ultimately from Latin curtus cut short

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单词	kirtle
释义	kirtle [ kur-tl ] / ˈkɜr tl / SEE SYNONYMS FOR kirtle ON THESAURUS.COM noun a woman's loose gown, worn in the Middle Ages. Obsolete. a man's tunic. Origin of kirtle before 900; Middle English kirtel,Old English cyrtel, apparently equivalent to cyrt(an) to shorten (≪ Latin curtus shortened) + -el-le OTHER WORDS FROM kirtle kirtled, adjective Words nearby kirtle kirsch, Kirstein, Kirsten, kirtan, Kirtland's warbler, kirtle, Kiruna, Kirundi, kiruv, kisan, Kisangani Dictionary.com UnabridgedBased on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2020 Example sentences from the Web for kirtle He sheareth a deal from his kirtle meet, To make her sandals for her feet. Poems by the Way\|William Morris Springing with a bound over the Kirtle, he seized Blacket House in the act of flight. Wilson's Tales of the Borders and of Scotland, Vol. 9\|Various And I am weary withal, and this kirtle is light and easy to me. The Roots of the Mountains\|William Morris A kirtle is a gown; Skeat suggests that it is a diminutive of skirt. Milton's Comus\|John Milton A kirtle surrounds her waist, and falls with a feather fringe down to just above the knees. Harper's Magazine, Vol III, June 1851\|Various British Dictionary definitions for kirtle kirtle / (ˈkɜːtəl) / noun archaic a woman's skirt or dress a man's coat Word Origin for kirtle Old English cyrtel, probably from cyrtan to shorten, ultimately from Latin curtus cut short Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1979, 1986 © HarperCollins Publishers 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012 Words related to kirtle blouse, jacket, robe, coat, chiton, surcoat, toga
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kirtle

noun

Origin of kirtle

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Example sentences from the Web for kirtle

British Dictionary definitions for kirtle

noun archaic

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