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Definition of housedress in US English: housedressnounˈhousdresˈhousdres A simple, usually washable, dress suitable for wearing while doing housework. Example sentencesExamples - And I'm not ready to wear elastic waistband polyester pants or shapeless granny housedresses.
- She was still wearing a housedress like the one Molly would usually see her in, but her hair was messier and she looked distressed.
- But I had learnt from a young age that travelling around the state in mules with little ribbons stuck to them and a cotton housedress was a painful and cold trek.
- She had blonde curls that hung around her slightly plump face, and she wore a common housedress and apron over it.
- At breakfast, Cate came into the dining room wearing a casual housedress, but Genevieve was already dressed in all of her splendor.
- When she came to write her numbers she put on a starched print housedress and brushed her hair until it was slick and shiny.
- Tell that to Anne and her pretty green housedress.
- Sitting still in a chair was a gray-haired woman in a faded housedress who resisted the viewer's gaze.
- She walked all the way back to her room and dressed into one of her housedresses, since it would be more comfortable that way.
- She would add feather stitch embroidery to the neckline of the plain housedresses she bought.
- A fat black woman in a faded housedress glanced at him with glazed disinterest.
- An officer and a woman in a pretty housedress walked out and met the small family.
- In one hand she's holding her shoes, pink-colored pumps against her blue housedress.
- And there is a whiff of ironic retro cool in wearing a rebuilt 1950s housedress or baking pink cupcakes from scratch.
- At the kitchen door, I turned once again to look at her in her blue housedress.
- My housedress is all open and the baby makes a hump.
- She exhaled deeply and then changed into a green housedress.
- He knew where my mother kept her nightgowns, her housedresses and especially… her underwear.
Definition of housedress in US English: housedressnounˈhousdres A simple, usually washable, dress suitable for wearing while doing housework. Example sentencesExamples - She was still wearing a housedress like the one Molly would usually see her in, but her hair was messier and she looked distressed.
- And I'm not ready to wear elastic waistband polyester pants or shapeless granny housedresses.
- At the kitchen door, I turned once again to look at her in her blue housedress.
- Tell that to Anne and her pretty green housedress.
- When she came to write her numbers she put on a starched print housedress and brushed her hair until it was slick and shiny.
- And there is a whiff of ironic retro cool in wearing a rebuilt 1950s housedress or baking pink cupcakes from scratch.
- An officer and a woman in a pretty housedress walked out and met the small family.
- She exhaled deeply and then changed into a green housedress.
- Sitting still in a chair was a gray-haired woman in a faded housedress who resisted the viewer's gaze.
- A fat black woman in a faded housedress glanced at him with glazed disinterest.
- She had blonde curls that hung around her slightly plump face, and she wore a common housedress and apron over it.
- At breakfast, Cate came into the dining room wearing a casual housedress, but Genevieve was already dressed in all of her splendor.
- He knew where my mother kept her nightgowns, her housedresses and especially… her underwear.
- My housedress is all open and the baby makes a hump.
- In one hand she's holding her shoes, pink-colored pumps against her blue housedress.
- But I had learnt from a young age that travelling around the state in mules with little ribbons stuck to them and a cotton housedress was a painful and cold trek.
- She walked all the way back to her room and dressed into one of her housedresses, since it would be more comfortable that way.
- She would add feather stitch embroidery to the neckline of the plain housedresses she bought.
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