Bloomary

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1907 · p. 67
( Metal.) See BLOMARY. Bloom Centre, in Ohio , a post-office of Logan co. Bloom'er, n. A costume advocated more or le openly by many ladies. Its name is derived from a Mrs. Anne Bloomer, of New York, who had been an active promoter of the "Woman's Rights Movement," and who, in 1849, inaugurated this particular style of dre . It partly resembles men's attire, consisting generally of a jacket with short sleeves, a skirt descending a little below the knee, and a pair of Turkish trousers; also a large, low hat, intended to be worn with this costume. -A woman who wears the Bloomer costume. Bloom'er, in Arkansas , a post-office of Sebastian co. Bloomer, in Michigan , a township of Montcalm co., 40 m. N.N.W. of Lansing.
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