Smock
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 100
smok, n. a woman's shift: a smock-frock.— v.t. to clothe in a smock or smock-frock.— adj. Smock′-faced , pale-faced.— ns. Smock′-frock , an outer garment of coarse white linen worn over the other clothes in the south of England; Smock′-race , a race for the prize of a smock. [A.S. smoc , perh. from A.S. smeógan , to creep into.]
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