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nounPlural Jerseys, Plural jerseys ˈdʒəːziˈdʒərzi 1A knitted garment with long sleeves, worn over the upper body. Example sentencesExamples - On top of their sweaters the students pulled on coloured checkered jerseys.
- He tugged a woolen jersey from his pack and pulled it on.
- I then tramped downstairs, still in my hockey jersey, my jeans and my Converse.
- She wore denim jeans, a sky blue cotton jersey with navy blue sleeves, and a beaded necklace.
- When I moved my trade show uniform from an ottoman rib to a jersey knit, he adjusted the tape to make the new shirts look better than the old ones.
- The tanned, trim body was wearing a blue-and-white striped jersey with the sleeves pushed up and gabardine pants.
- Jessica had pulled her jeans on over top of her pajama pants, and wore a baggy jersey, all of which was dripping.
- By 6 pm, the Coast Guard team arrived with Charles' body, which was clad in a red jersey and black trousers.
- One man was dressed in a grey jersey, three-quarter jeans and carried a shotgun.
- Virtually all the customers are men in grey wool jerseys; most have red suspenders.
- North-eastern Division police, who were then alerted, said the body was clad in a brown jersey and black short pants.
- She's very realistic, she's got real hair and she's wearing a little pinafore and a jersey and so she's a very normal little girl.
- I brought a range of things from dresses to mini skirts to tank tops to trousers and jerseys.
- The man also wore a mustard coloured jersey or cardigan, a white shirt with thin, dark vertical lines and a fourteen and a half collar.
- Underneath I wore either a short sleeve or long sleeve jersey while cycling or a turtle neck shirt during leisure wear.
- The Harmattan, the seasonal desert wind, blew constantly, a sharp chill keeping us in long trousers and jerseys even by day.
- I answered, clutching at the hem of my oversized jersey as a cold draft blew around my exposed legs.
- I wiped the smile right off her face, she says, like she used to wipe her school slate clean with a bit of spit and an unwinding jersey sleeve.
- I've resorted to thermal underwear, several layers of jerseys, winter stockings and a polar fleece jacket.
- She settles on insulated booties, oversize pedals, and a clear slicker, which she slips over her jersey.
- 1.1 A distinctive shirt worn by a player or competitor in certain sports.
Example sentencesExamples - A dress code had been in operation at the pub for eight years banning tracksuits, runners and football jerseys specifically.
- Rock had worn his new jersey and he'd bought himself a new Red Sox hat, offering to buy Ally one too.
- Although Dad is taking neither a Wallabies jersey or footy jumper to wear at the game.
- He was wondering why no one had noticed that he liked to wear long sleeves under his jersey.
- I must have looked strange to them, dressed as I was in a football jersey and torn jeans, Converse All-Stars on my feet.
- The other is for touch football jerseys, which give an authentic athletic look, but are a good cut for streetwear.
- For sportswear firms the replica jersey market is a huge earner.
- I was merely commenting how superior the Assos jersey seemed, compared to the other jerseys in my burgeoning collection.
- The coffin was draped with the Kilkenny jersey and the Galmoy jersey.
- Mark Rice was consistently weaving through the purple jerseys and supplied St. Paul's with plenty of ammunition.
- Itto was in one of his red football jerseys and jeans, he was lounged out on the couch watching cartoons.
- He pulled on the jeans and the jersey, and then grabbed his red baseball cap from where it was sitting, on his stereo.
- The new jerseys were the blue and white striped jersey, the colours that the teams still play in.
- She didn't look up, but saw it was a guy wearing a hockey jersey and tracksuit pants was the offender.
- Do they simply add them to their jersey pockets or do they attach them to their bodies under their jerseys?
- Suede also proved that urban fashion isn't always about baggy jeans, jerseys and Snoop Dogg.
- The referee didn't allow them to play as both the jerseys looked alike under yellow light.
- The reason why Limerick's squad was so depleted was due to a growing injury list and they simply hadn't the bodies to fill the subs jerseys.
- A skinny white thug in a Lakers jersey lunged in my direction with a purpose.
- If you're on a team, and required to wear identical jerseys, don't neglect to bring matching jerseys.
- 1.2mass noun A soft, fine knitted fabric.
as modifier a jersey skirt Example sentencesExamples - Jeneane from Calgary made the latest pattern from Loes Hinse in red cotton Lycra jersey.
- The fabrics are understated, using simple knits, jersey cotton and moleskins.
- Trouser suits and jersey knit tops are key items in what she calls her seasonal capsule wardrobe of significant items.
- If it is not that cold, a jersey dress made of soft warm jersey would be wonderful, over your wool stockings and under your warm coat.
- The fabrics for spring are satin, jersey, chiffon and lace, turning up in every category from street wear to evening wear.
- Knit fabrics are available in a wide variety of styles and textures - from sporty to elegant, jersey to velour.
- I love working with jersey fabrics because it's easy to wear and comfortably drapes over a women's frame.
- Stretch shiny silk satin, light stretch silk twill, jersey, nylon taffeta, and leather dominate the collection.
- Fabrics offer luxurious style in rich velvets, sheer chiffon, shiny satin and slinky jerseys.
- Plain suiting and tweed is teamed with slick, shiny leather and fine jersey tops.
- Glove-fit suede, plonge lamb and leopard combined with crepe, jersey and silk chiffon were also introduced.
- The jersey fabric flatters and leaves you room to move, thanks to a small dose of Lycra.
- Cotton flannel or jersey sheets are another healthy option because they're not treated with chemicals.
- There is a pale colour printed viscose jersey T-shirt dress that is very easy to wear.
- The top, though long enough to cover the waist of the pants, was of jersey material, which meant a constant pulling down.
- Not wanting to miss out, I pick an item at random - a nice red dress made of classic jersey, or possibly cashmere - and clap vigorously.
- Tops work both day and night whether you chose fine zig zag knits or super smooth jersey.
2An animal of a breed of light brown dairy cattle from Jersey. Example sentencesExamples - In 1883, Hulke became the recipient of a prestigious national prize for his herd of Jerseys milkers, made up of Jenny and her calves.
- It transpired that the cow was Isobel, a three year old jersey heifer owned by Odds Farm Park, just outside Wycombe.
- Without grain in summer, the Holsteins and Jerseys got too skinny.
- Compared to the five other major breeds milked in the United States, Jerseys give less milk.
- Another large breed with myriad coat colors, Nubians are known as the Jerseys of the goat world for producing milk with high butterfat content.
- Soon, the Thwaites' jersey herd comprised only registered cattle.
- In 1956 they moved back to the Steinbach area, where they purchased purebred Jerseys and became dairy farmers for nine years.
- Cheese is huge business in a town where the community of Holsteins and Jerseys rivals the human population in size.
- Mr Phillip keeps 20 Jerseys, which run alongside a herd of 110 Holstein Friesians.
- ‘They're really hard-working, these little Jerseys,’ says Edie, who takes her own share of barn shifts; at least two a week.
- They milk 150 Jerseys but plan to increase the herd size to 180 this autumn.
- Still, most Wisconsin dairy producers favor Holsteins over Jerseys.
- Cross-breeding Holstein dairy cows with Jerseys is boosting milk income on Pembrokeshire's spring calving farms.
- Jim and his family moved to Oeo where they continued to produce top jersey cattle under the name of Glanton Stud.
- Friesians and Jerseys will have to trample a lot of washing before they become as unpopular as York's pigeons.
- ‘The Jerseys exhibit more fertility as well as a higher fat and protein content in their milk compared to Holsteins,’ says Washburn.
- I had taken two sculpting classes at Iowa State University, and I knew cows, since we milked 300 Jerseys at our dairy farm.
Origin Late 16th century (denoting woollen worsted fabric made in Jersey): from Jersey. Rhymes durzi, furzy, kersey, Mersey proper nounPlural Jerseys, Plural jerseysˈdʒəːziˈdʒərzi The largest of the Channel Islands; population 91,900 (est. 2009); capital, St Helier.
nounˈdʒərziˈjərzē 1A knitted garment with long sleeves, worn over the upper body. Example sentencesExamples - North-eastern Division police, who were then alerted, said the body was clad in a brown jersey and black short pants.
- On top of their sweaters the students pulled on coloured checkered jerseys.
- One man was dressed in a grey jersey, three-quarter jeans and carried a shotgun.
- She settles on insulated booties, oversize pedals, and a clear slicker, which she slips over her jersey.
- She's very realistic, she's got real hair and she's wearing a little pinafore and a jersey and so she's a very normal little girl.
- I answered, clutching at the hem of my oversized jersey as a cold draft blew around my exposed legs.
- When I moved my trade show uniform from an ottoman rib to a jersey knit, he adjusted the tape to make the new shirts look better than the old ones.
- The tanned, trim body was wearing a blue-and-white striped jersey with the sleeves pushed up and gabardine pants.
- Underneath I wore either a short sleeve or long sleeve jersey while cycling or a turtle neck shirt during leisure wear.
- She wore denim jeans, a sky blue cotton jersey with navy blue sleeves, and a beaded necklace.
- I wiped the smile right off her face, she says, like she used to wipe her school slate clean with a bit of spit and an unwinding jersey sleeve.
- The Harmattan, the seasonal desert wind, blew constantly, a sharp chill keeping us in long trousers and jerseys even by day.
- I brought a range of things from dresses to mini skirts to tank tops to trousers and jerseys.
- He tugged a woolen jersey from his pack and pulled it on.
- The man also wore a mustard coloured jersey or cardigan, a white shirt with thin, dark vertical lines and a fourteen and a half collar.
- By 6 pm, the Coast Guard team arrived with Charles' body, which was clad in a red jersey and black trousers.
- I've resorted to thermal underwear, several layers of jerseys, winter stockings and a polar fleece jacket.
- Virtually all the customers are men in grey wool jerseys; most have red suspenders.
- I then tramped downstairs, still in my hockey jersey, my jeans and my Converse.
- Jessica had pulled her jeans on over top of her pajama pants, and wore a baggy jersey, all of which was dripping.
- 1.1 A distinctive shirt worn by a player or competitor in certain sports.
Example sentencesExamples - Although Dad is taking neither a Wallabies jersey or footy jumper to wear at the game.
- Do they simply add them to their jersey pockets or do they attach them to their bodies under their jerseys?
- Rock had worn his new jersey and he'd bought himself a new Red Sox hat, offering to buy Ally one too.
- I must have looked strange to them, dressed as I was in a football jersey and torn jeans, Converse All-Stars on my feet.
- The referee didn't allow them to play as both the jerseys looked alike under yellow light.
- The other is for touch football jerseys, which give an authentic athletic look, but are a good cut for streetwear.
- I was merely commenting how superior the Assos jersey seemed, compared to the other jerseys in my burgeoning collection.
- The new jerseys were the blue and white striped jersey, the colours that the teams still play in.
- A dress code had been in operation at the pub for eight years banning tracksuits, runners and football jerseys specifically.
- Itto was in one of his red football jerseys and jeans, he was lounged out on the couch watching cartoons.
- The reason why Limerick's squad was so depleted was due to a growing injury list and they simply hadn't the bodies to fill the subs jerseys.
- Mark Rice was consistently weaving through the purple jerseys and supplied St. Paul's with plenty of ammunition.
- For sportswear firms the replica jersey market is a huge earner.
- He was wondering why no one had noticed that he liked to wear long sleeves under his jersey.
- A skinny white thug in a Lakers jersey lunged in my direction with a purpose.
- Suede also proved that urban fashion isn't always about baggy jeans, jerseys and Snoop Dogg.
- The coffin was draped with the Kilkenny jersey and the Galmoy jersey.
- She didn't look up, but saw it was a guy wearing a hockey jersey and tracksuit pants was the offender.
- If you're on a team, and required to wear identical jerseys, don't neglect to bring matching jerseys.
- He pulled on the jeans and the jersey, and then grabbed his red baseball cap from where it was sitting, on his stereo.
- 1.2 A soft, fine knitted fabric.
as modifier a jersey skirt Example sentencesExamples - Glove-fit suede, plonge lamb and leopard combined with crepe, jersey and silk chiffon were also introduced.
- If it is not that cold, a jersey dress made of soft warm jersey would be wonderful, over your wool stockings and under your warm coat.
- I love working with jersey fabrics because it's easy to wear and comfortably drapes over a women's frame.
- There is a pale colour printed viscose jersey T-shirt dress that is very easy to wear.
- The fabrics are understated, using simple knits, jersey cotton and moleskins.
- Tops work both day and night whether you chose fine zig zag knits or super smooth jersey.
- The top, though long enough to cover the waist of the pants, was of jersey material, which meant a constant pulling down.
- The fabrics for spring are satin, jersey, chiffon and lace, turning up in every category from street wear to evening wear.
- The jersey fabric flatters and leaves you room to move, thanks to a small dose of Lycra.
- Stretch shiny silk satin, light stretch silk twill, jersey, nylon taffeta, and leather dominate the collection.
- Jeneane from Calgary made the latest pattern from Loes Hinse in red cotton Lycra jersey.
- Not wanting to miss out, I pick an item at random - a nice red dress made of classic jersey, or possibly cashmere - and clap vigorously.
- Cotton flannel or jersey sheets are another healthy option because they're not treated with chemicals.
- Plain suiting and tweed is teamed with slick, shiny leather and fine jersey tops.
- Knit fabrics are available in a wide variety of styles and textures - from sporty to elegant, jersey to velour.
- Fabrics offer luxurious style in rich velvets, sheer chiffon, shiny satin and slinky jerseys.
- Trouser suits and jersey knit tops are key items in what she calls her seasonal capsule wardrobe of significant items.
2An animal of a breed of light brown dairy cattle from Jersey. Example sentencesExamples - Compared to the five other major breeds milked in the United States, Jerseys give less milk.
- They milk 150 Jerseys but plan to increase the herd size to 180 this autumn.
- I had taken two sculpting classes at Iowa State University, and I knew cows, since we milked 300 Jerseys at our dairy farm.
- Jim and his family moved to Oeo where they continued to produce top jersey cattle under the name of Glanton Stud.
- Friesians and Jerseys will have to trample a lot of washing before they become as unpopular as York's pigeons.
- Soon, the Thwaites' jersey herd comprised only registered cattle.
- ‘They're really hard-working, these little Jerseys,’ says Edie, who takes her own share of barn shifts; at least two a week.
- Another large breed with myriad coat colors, Nubians are known as the Jerseys of the goat world for producing milk with high butterfat content.
- Cheese is huge business in a town where the community of Holsteins and Jerseys rivals the human population in size.
- It transpired that the cow was Isobel, a three year old jersey heifer owned by Odds Farm Park, just outside Wycombe.
- Without grain in summer, the Holsteins and Jerseys got too skinny.
- Still, most Wisconsin dairy producers favor Holsteins over Jerseys.
- In 1956 they moved back to the Steinbach area, where they purchased purebred Jerseys and became dairy farmers for nine years.
- Mr Phillip keeps 20 Jerseys, which run alongside a herd of 110 Holstein Friesians.
- In 1883, Hulke became the recipient of a prestigious national prize for his herd of Jerseys milkers, made up of Jenny and her calves.
- Cross-breeding Holstein dairy cows with Jerseys is boosting milk income on Pembrokeshire's spring calving farms.
- ‘The Jerseys exhibit more fertility as well as a higher fat and protein content in their milk compared to Holsteins,’ says Washburn.
Origin Late 16th century (denoting woolen worsted fabric made in Jersey): from Jersey. proper nounˈdʒərziˈjərzē The largest of the Channel Islands; population 91,900 (est. 2009).
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