noun
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A shirt, typically loose and reaching from the neck to the waist.
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A shirt for women, particularly a shirt with buttons; a dress shirt tailored for women.
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A loose-fitting uniform jacket.
verb
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To hang a garment in loose folds.
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To tuck one's pants/trousers (into one's boots).
Examples of blouse in a Sentence
She wore white slacks, an emerald-green silk blouse and high-heeled shoes.
I was sure she had on a pink blouse.
Make sure a blouse fits well before you purchase it.
She was dressed in a pair of light colored slacks, a pale blue blouse and was barefoot.
She changed into a sleeveless blouse and shorts, wondering as she did so if he would object to the shorts.
Girls should wear a plain white blouse or top with a collar, beneath their suits.
His free hand stroked her neck softly and slid down to the bodice of her blouse.
The richly embroidered blouse, making the breasts imperceptible, is pure materiality, catching light, sparkling another body fragment.
She woke to bright sunlight shining through her window and jumped from the bed, tugging on a pair of shorts and a blouse.
Zach was asleep again, so she put him in his cradle and closed her blouse.
But it had already gone too far and his fingers were sliding down her neck, into her blouse.
He maneuvered her arms out of her jacket and white frilly blouse.
In the morning she dressed in boots, jeans and a cool cotton blouse.
When he came home tonight, she had been wearing blue jeans and a short blouse.
Carmen pulled the other arm up and began buttoning her blouse.
His hands slipped from hers, sliding down her neck and into her blouse - so warm and gentle.
On impulse, she stuck the pillow under her blouse and rested her arms across it, smiling.
Alex stepped through the door and she jerked the pillow out from under her blouse, her face flaming as she met his gaze.
Cade watched as she unbuttoned her blouse and began feeding him.
With shaking hands, she changed her blouse.
Julie, attired in a long skirt and open sweater, over an embroidered peasant blouse, shook our hands and introduced us to a demure young lady, dressed similarly to her mother.
Lydia's blouse was ripped nearly in half from the neck down, with one portion hanging nearly to her knees while she clutched the other about her breasts.
The warmth of his hands as he slid them under her blouse made her heart pound.
He began with soft warm kisses along her jaw line and followed her neck all the way down to the first button of her blouse before traveling back up again.
His fingers worked at her blouse, expertly unbuttoning it.
Maybe it was the faint smell of expensive cologne, or the feel of his warm hand through her blouse, or even the fact that it had been so long since anyone had taken an interest in her work.
He'll huff and puff and hoe her blouse down!
When he cupped her breast in his hand outside her blouse, she stiffened instinctively.
He grabbed her and pulled her back, ripping the blouse from her shoulder.
She changed her blouse and threw the torn garment on the bed.
At a formal dinner Ladies should wear tartan skirt and white blouse with optional navy blazer.
And I thought I was a big girlie blouse when it comes to arachnids.
We then went home and I got ready, I wore a pink silk blouse and a pink and black skirt.
For some reason she is wearing her shortest skirt and her lowest cut blouse.
I drank heavily and always carried a flat half bottle in my battledress blouse.
Tartans denote different clans in Scotland and in Guatemala a woman's blouse can indicate the village commune from which she comes.
Her blouse was white, stretched taut over her full figure.
The foot-gear in the tropics was the sandal, and, passing northward, the moccasin, becoming the long boot in the Arctic. Trousers and the blouse were known only among the Eskimo, and it is difficult to say how much these have been modified by contact.
Spun silks are used largely for silk linings, hosieries, sewing threads, elastic webbing, lace, plush and many other purposes, such as mufflers, dress goods and blouse silks; also for mixing with other fibres in form of stripes in the weaving of various fabrics, or to be used in what are known as mixed goods, i.e.
The whinging girl 's blouse and Arsenal manager had agreed a 3 year 12 million euro deal.
Amanda has a high amount of expertise in sewing, so I'm sure she could mend your blouse.
Use the diaper pin to secure the corsage to the expectant mother's blouse.
The blouse is a wardrobe basic for most women.
First, it is important to understand the options that are available when you are picking a new blouse.
The fabric of a blouse is one of the most important elements.
But then, she had started it by shoving the pillow under her blouse.
Jackson grinned wickedly while unbuttoning her blouse.
After purchasing a conservative blouse and jeans of quality, she moved on to a less crowded grocery store than the budget one she usually used.
He unbuttoned her blouse and slid the bra strap down, softly kissing her shoulder.
He stuffed it under her blouse as she had and then stepped behind her, putting his arms around her artificially enlarged waist.