hickory shirt
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 38
A shirt made of checked cotton stuff. *hick-scorn-er, s . [Etym. of first element doubtful; Eng. scorner .] A scoffer at sacred things. "Such hicks corners will be merry at their drunken banquets."- Pilkington : Erposition on Nehemiah , ii. hick-up, s. & v. [HICCOUGH.] 2179 2. Not evident; reserved, unseen, latent, covert. "To raise hid merit, set the alluring light Of Virtue high." -Thomson : Liberty, iv. 1,163. *3. Secret, mysterious. ( Milton .)
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