blouse (blouz)
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 107
[Also le prop. blowse; Lelewel was a regular democrat. He wore a blouse when he was in Paris, and looked like a workman. H. S. Edwards , Polish Captivity, I. 270. 2. A loosely fitting dre -body worn by women and children. bloused (blouzd), a. [ blouse + -ed2.] Wear IMG:content-2218.png:[blocks in formation]
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