PAROLE IN INGLESE ASSOCIATE CON «GUIMPE»
guimpe
pronunciation
garment
which
developed
medieval
western
europe
linen
cloth
often
starched
covered
neck
shoulders
wearer
sometimes
entire
chest
well
worn
part
garb
woman
means
both
show
social
standing
guimpe
merriam
webster
blouse
under
jumper
pinafore
wide
used
some
nuns
cover
alteration
gimp
wiktionary
french
middle
guimple
frankish
wimpil
wimpila
head
scarf
proto
germanic
yoke
insert
necked
dress
covering
define
chemisette
lace
embroidery
other
material
certain
what
exactly
dreamstress
gathered
puffed
white
high
round
open
down
front
elbow
length
sleeves
foundation
tarlatan
oxford
dictionaries
british
world
meaning
example
sentences
reference
10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «GUIMPE»
Scopri l'uso di
guimpe nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
guimpe e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
yoke and collar, and snap fasteners on guimpe, except at waist, use one large
hook and eye. 2. Guimpe from Shirtwaist Pattern—When one does not have a
dress-form, a net guimpe may be cut from a shirtwaist pattern. Cut net lining by
fitted ...
2
Refiguring La Fontaine: Tercentenary Essays
In "Le Psautier," La Fontaine refers to each tale, with the exception of the one he
is about to relate, by the name of its principal character (vv. 8-12). In "Les
Lunettes," however, he utilizes a metonymic device: "Ma muse met guimpe sur le
tapis:/ ...
Anne Lynn Birberick, 1996
3
Home Needlework Magazine
Children's Guimpe Frocks. '"THERE is nothing quite so practical for 1 children's
wear as the guimpe frock, as it allows for that part of the gown which becomes
most easily soiled, being fresh and clean every day, and the touch of white which
is ...
MISSES' JUMPER WAIST WITH GUIMPE, 5693. The Jumper or over-waist has
become such a general favorite that each new design is quite certain to find a
hearty welcome. It is never prettier, however, than when worn by young girls, and
...
Jaber F. Gubrium, James A. Holstein. hang. They were wet and then when they
were straightened, they'd hang them up to dry. Ironing with a mangle was
especially onerous because of the guimpe and elaborate head cover that the
nuns wore.
Jaber F. Gubrium, James A. Holstein, 2008
6
Situating the Self: Cuckoldry in Early Modern French Literature
In the prologue to Les Lunettes the narrator laments that despite his vow to leave
nuns alone and find a less fatiguing subject, his muse keeps ' insisting on
wimples: “Ma muse met guimpe sur le tapis: / Et puis quoi? guimpe; et puis
guimpe ...
Catherine Marie Pulling, 2007
7
La Fontaine's Bawdy: Of Libertines, Louts, and Lechers : ...
Les. Lunettes. J'avoisjure de laisser Id les Nones: Car que toujours on voye en
mes ecrits Mesme sujet, et semblables personnes, Cela pourroit fatiguer les
esprits. Ma muse met Guimpe sur le tapis: Et puts quoy? Guimpe; et puts Guimpe
sans ...
Jean de La Fontaine, 1992
Couldn't I have a guimpe with it?" she suggested hopefully; " if I had a guimpe, it
would look different." It would indeed ! " A guimpe ! " echoed both Elinor and Miss
Rosa. Arethusa nodded, and turned once more to the mirror. " It's the sleeves ...
9
Across God's Frontiers: Catholic Sisters in the American ...
For example, Dominicans in the humid Northwest used an impractical starched
guimpe until 1904. Each guimpe took twenty to thirty minutes of hand pleating
and one or two days to dry. Wishing to “devote this time to something more
profitable ...
Anne Butler, Butler, Anne, 2012
10
The Habit: A History of the Clothing of Catholic Nuns
The headdress of the Dominican Sisters of Edmunds went through several
changes from 1847 to 1960. In 1846 the guimpe was starched into tiny pleats. In
1902 the guiinpe took on the appearance of ruffles, perhaps because the
missionary ...
7 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «GUIMPE»
Vedi di che si parla nei media nazionali e internazionali e come viene utilizzato il termine ino
guimpe nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
Grace: Over the years, habits have changed, but Sister of Mercy Kay …
The front, however, is undeniably nun: the starched white bib, called a guimpe, and the starched white coif that pulled so tightly around the face ... «Omaha World-Herald, feb 15»
Newcastle United Unveil 2014/15 Home Shirt
... which have now been confirmed – featured what could only be described as a black nun's guimpe over the iconic black and white stripes. «WhatCulture!, ago 14»
I-League Divison II: Shillong Lajong Finally Confirm Their Promotion …
... Nigerian forward Chirstopher Chizoba having the best opportunity of the half but his effort was saved by Lajong SC skipper Guimpe Rime. «Goal.com India, mag 11»
JAN MOIR: My day with eccentric nuns at convent where Delia Smith …
Do they have to change the guimpe every day? 'Only if you spill soup on it,' says Sister Clare. Aren't the habits hot in summer? 'Yes, but you ... «Daily Mail, ago 10»
At Large in Ballard: Still abuzz
But, it may be a clue that most of the audience didn't know the meaning, much less spelling, of the words jipijapa or guimpe. While volunteers ... «Ballard News Tribune, mar 10»
Coloring the Kingdom
Of course, if you want to be glamorous in a little satin or velvet guimpe for your favorite animator, that's your privilege.” Rae and her friends brought dates, and ... «Vanity Fair, feb 10»
Behind the locked doors of Tyburn
After final vows are taken, that means a black veil, white guimpe around the neck, full-length habit, white cowl (cloak) during services, medal, ... «BBC News, ago 05»