Cutty Sark
/ˌkʌtɪ ˈsɑːk
/The only survivor of the British tea clippers, launched in 1869 and now preserved as a museum ship at Greenwich, London.
Origin
From Robert Burns's Tam o' Shanter, a poem about a Scottish farmer chased by a young witch who wore only her ‘cutty sark’ (= short shift).
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