seersucker in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for seersucker in the English»French Dictionary

seersucker [Brit ˈsɪəsʌkə, Am ˈsɪrˌsəkər] N TEXTIL

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Translations for seersucker in the French»English Dictionary

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tissu cloqué

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The surface as a whole has a puckered appearance; hence the common name seersucker plant.

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In the summer, you'll still see the occasional seersucker suit.

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Common items of clothing made from seersucker include suits, shorts, shirts, and robes.

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Seersucker, for those who are wondering, is a finely striped cotton or cotton-blend, usually in blue and white.

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Seersucker is woven in such a way that some threads bunch together, giving the fabric a wrinkled appearance in places.

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The elegant blue-haired lady in her seersucker suit wearing marbled, oversized purple sunglasses, and the pretty twenty-something gal in a tank top and daisy dukes.

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He came to the podium wearing a seersucker jacket, white shirt with no tie, khaki pants, and sneakers.

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Yes, the "acceptable" male shorts of the moment -- whether khaki, chino, linen, seersucker, or madras (whatever that is) -- simply aren't rugged enough for daily living.

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Unlike most of the other groups, which are made up solely of lawmakers, the seersucker fans include staffers, lobbyists and even journalists.

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Today, seersucker is produced by a limited number of manufacturers.

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