night-rail
/ˈnʌɪtreɪl/Now historical and archaic
noun
A loose wrap, jacket, or dressing gown, worn after undressing or before dressing, usually by a woman.
Origin
Mid 16th century; earliest use found in William Stevenson (d. 1575). From night + rail.
- stressor
- stress-related
- stress-ridden
- stress test
- stress-timed
- stressy
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- stretchability
- stretchable
- stretch a point
- stretcher
- stretcher-bearer
- stretcher party
- stretchiness
- stretch limo
- stretch limousine
- stretch marks
- stretch one's legs
- stretch one's wings
- stretch receptor
- stretchy
- stretto
- streusel
- strew
- strewer