chequer-brat
chequer-brat noun: a kind of crossbarred pinafore.
Noun
chequer-brat (plural chequer-brats)
- A kind of crossbarred pinafore.
- They wear paper-caps and white aprons with “bibs” to them, or a sort of cross-barred pinafore, called in the manufacturing districts a “chequer-brat.”1851, Henry Mayhew, London Labour and the London Poor, published 1861
Forms of chequer-brat
| plural | chequer-brats |
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Questions about chequer-brat
- What does chequer-brat mean?
- Chequer-brat means a kind of crossbarred pinafore.
- What part of speech is chequer-brat?
- Chequer-brat is a noun.
- What is the plural of chequer-brat?
- The plural of chequer-brat is chequer-brats.
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