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Definition of sleeve
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Sleeve
(n.) A
tubular
part made to
cover,
sustain,
or
steady
another
part, or to form a
connection
between
two
parts..
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Undersleeve
::
Undersleeve
(n.) A
sleeve
of an
under-garment;
a
sleeve
worn under
another,.
Cubital
::
Cubital
(n.) A
sleeve
covering
the arm from the elbow to the hand.
Hauberk
::
Hauberk
(v. t.) A coat of mail;
especially,
the long coat of mail of the
European
Middle
Ages, as
contrasted
with the
habergeon,
which is
shorter
and
sometimes
sleeveless.
By old
writers
it is often used
synonymously
with
habergeon.
See
Habergeon..
Soutane
::
Soutane
(n.) A close
garnment
with
straight
sleeves,
and
skirts
reaching
to the
ankles,
and
buttoned
in front from top to
bottom;
especially,
the black
garment
of this shape worn by the
clergy
in
France
and Italy as their daily
dress;
a
cassock..
Sack
::
Sack (n.)
Originally,
a
loosely
hanging
garment
for
women,
worn like a cloak about the
shoulders,
and
serving
as a
decorative
appendage
to the gown; now, an outer
garment
with
sleeves,
worn by
women;
as, a
dressing
sack..
Sleeve
::
Sleeve
(n.) The part of a
garment
which
covers
the arm; as, the
sleeve
of a coat or a
gown..
Sleeve
::
Sleeve
(v. t.) To
furnish
with
sleeves;
to put
sleeves
into; as, to
sleeve
a
coat..
Cuff
::
Cuff (n.) Any
ornamental
appendage
at the
wrist,
whether
attached
to the
sleeve
of the
garment
or
separate;
especially,
in
modern
times,
such an
appendage
of
starched
linen,
or a
substitute
for it of
paper,
or the
like..
Tunic
::
Tunic (n.) An
under-garment
worn by the
ancient
Romans
of both
sexes.
It was made with or
without
sleeves,
reached
to or below the
knees,
and was
confined
at the waist by a
girdle..
Sea Gown
::
Sea gown () A gown or frock with short
sleeves,
formerly
worn by
mariners..
Cloak
::
Cloak (n.) A loose outer
garment,
extending
from the neck
downwards,
and
commonly
without
sleeves.
It is
longer
than a cape, and is worn both by men and by
women..
Moggan
::
Moggan
(n.) A
closely
fitting
knit
sleeve;
also, a
legging
of
knitted
material..
Sleeve
::
Sleeve
(n.) See
Sleave,
untwisted
thread..
Circular
::
Circular
(a.) A
sleeveless
cloak,
cut in
circular
form..
Turn-buckle
::
Turn-buckle
(n.) A loop or
sleeve
with a screw
thread
at one end and a
swivel
at the
other,
-- used for
tightening
a rod, stay, etc..
Justicoat
::
"Justicoat
(n.)
Formerly,
a close coat or
waistcoat
with
sleeves..
Manche
::
Manche
(n.) A
sleeve.
Sleeve
::
Sleeve
(n.) A long
bushing
or
thimble,
as in the nave of a
wheel..
Snicker
::
Snicker
(v. i.) To laugh
slyly;
to laugh in one's
sleeve.
Stick
::
Stick (n.) To
fasten,
attach,
or cause to
remain,
by
thrusting
in;
hence,
also, to adorn or deck with
things
fastened
on as by
piercing;
as, to stick a pin on the
sleeve..
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