dressing sack









dressing sack


dressing sack ExamplesWord Origin noun

  1. a woman’s dressing gown.

Origin of dressing sack An Americanism dating back to 1860–65 Examples from the Web for dressing sack Historical Examples of dressing sack

  • If we take a Hubbard and cut it off at the hips, we have only a dressing-sack with a yoke.

    Threads of Grey and Gold

    Myrtle Reed

  • “Nannette, pray, get me a shawl or dressing-sack,” she whispered to the girl.

    The Heatherford Fortune

    Mrs. Georgie Sheldon

  • Turning any corner, a dressing-sack or a cul-de-sac may bring you up short.

    The Voice of the City

    O. Henry

  • I undressed myself rapidly, put on a dressing-sack, and threw myself upon the bed.

    Richard Vandermarck

    Miriam Coles Harris

  • Arla came in on tiptoe, dressed in white gown and dressing-sack and with her hair loose.

    Library of the World’s Best Literature, Ancient and Modern, Vol. 13

    Various

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