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sleeveholders

sleeveholders is the plural of sleeveholder.

Meaning of sleeveholder

Noun

sleeveholder (plural sleeveholders)

  1. A band made of fabric, elastic or coiled wire worn on the upper arm to hold the shirtsleeve up and prevent the cuff from protruding too far out of the jacket sleeve.
    • He resolved to make himself just as neat and attractive as possible. So he went straightway to a notion store and bought himself the finest pair of nickel-plated coiled wire sleeveholders they had in stock.1914 July 17, Fred C. Kelly, “Statesmen, Real and Near”, in Duluth Evening Herald

Questions about sleeveholders

What is sleeveholders the plural of?
Sleeveholders is the plural of sleeveholder.

Words near sleeveholders in the dictionary

  1. sleeveful
  2. sleevefuls
  3. sleevehand
  4. sleevehands
  5. sleeveholder
  6. sleeveholders
  7. sleeveless
  8. sleeveless errand
  9. sleeveless errands
  10. sleevelessly
  11. sleevelessness

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