kilt
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4.7
- noun
- /kɪlt/
- Not since Lazenby's turn in a kilt have we acknowledged Bond is Scottish, not English.
- wear a kilt
- tartan kilt
- pleated kilt
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Watch on YouTubeHere comes Scottish Alan with his gorgeous kilt.
- Here comes Scottish Alan with his gorgeous kilt.
- People wearing kilts, men wearing skirts, showing up wearing beads and skirts, kissing other men.
- She said she got goosebumps on, almost fainted because Ian was in a kilt 'cause he has Scottish heritage in his family.
- I read Kilt for Christmas, a kilt for Christmas.
- So I lifted up, but I didn't know this about the kilt.
- Yeah, Like, yeah, you could amalgamate the two and have like a fine Bond with a cake with a kilt, A kilt a cake.
- This is my lovely Jack Wills kilt skirt and that is so hairy and disgusting but I love it.
- It was like, I don't know, memorabilia they sold, like kilts and.
Examples
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Scotsmen do not wear skirts, they wear kilts.
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He felt a sense of pride as he donned his family tartan kilt for the ceremonial event.
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I think a man in a kilt looks amazing.
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Are you wearing your kilt with your dinner jacket?"
Fiction book (2000) -
- A day without wearing a kilt is like a day without sunshine.
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I think you should wear a snappy kilt tomorrow if you feel like it!
Blog text (14) -
I might have to spend my life in a kilt, eating haggis and listening to the bagpipes.
Blog text (8) -
Every Wednesday, Hamish McBean ate his porridge, put on his kilt, and went to market.
Fiction book (2001) -
In the distance, we see a procession of marching men, all wearing kilts and all the accoutrements of traditional Scottish garb.
Fiction book (1990) -
I fumbled with the buckle that held his kilt; his fingers guided mine, and the clasp sprang free.
Fiction book (1991)
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Etymology
Kilt comes from an old Scots verb kilt that meant 'to tuck' or 'wrap' your clothes. So a kilt is a wrapped, tucked skirt, which explains why the traditional Scottish garment is a pleated cloth worn around the waist.