denim
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- noun
- /ˈdɛnɪm/
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- She wore a classic denim jacket over her summer dress.
- wear denim
- denim jeans
- denim overalls
So let's first talk a little bit about some denim life cycle facts.
- So let's first talk a little bit about some denim life cycle facts.
- And now we have your classic denim shorts, white top situation.
- I've been hunting so my boyfriend's denim jacket we'll do for now.
- But I did get holes in my denim the first day that we rode.
- These have been my denim shorts of the summer.
- Speaking of a denim jacket, the last thing I got is this denim jacket from the Gap.
- White T-shirt, light denim, black belt, black belt.
Examples
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So these white denim shorts I have been loving.
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Shorts, purses, jeans, whatever it may be, denim is truly one of the best materials.
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And so when you open this, it's denim all the way inside.
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One dark head in a denim jacket looked much like another.
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And now we have your classic denim shorts, white top situation.
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These have been my denim shorts of the summer.
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Last thing, white T-shirt and a denim jacket is all you need.
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"Is that why you work at the hospice?" Robert wore a dark-blue denim shirt and a bright yellow tie.
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Today, Jeans Couture acknowledges the central role denim has in fashion.
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Denim is a popular fabric choice for making sturdy jeans.
Synonyms
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Cloth made by weaving or knitting fibers used for clothes and curtains
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A strong cotton fabric used to make work clothes and casual trousers
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A strong, rough cotton cloth used for work clothes like overalls
How Durable
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word denim comes from the French phrase de Nîmes, which means 'from Nîmes', a city in France. It originally named a strong cloth called serge made there, and that's why denim now means the tough cotton fabric used for jeans.