Chemise is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHEMISE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a dress hanging straight from the shoulders, popular in the 1920s.
• a smock.
• A shift, or undergarment, worn by women.
• A wall that lines the face of a bank or earthwork.
• a woman\'s sleeveless undergarment
• a loose-fitting dress hanging straight from the shoulders without a waist
• a woman's loose-fitting undergarment or nightdress.
• a priest's alb or surplice.
• woman's loose-fitting slip
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a loose dress
• woman\'s loose-fitting slip

Words related to CHEMISE

chemises15 shimmey17

Words that contain CHEMISE

chemises15 alchemise16 alchemised18 alchemises17 chemisette17 chemisettes18

How to use CHEMISE in a sentence

• A very short white silk chemise was to be seen under the corset.
• The arms are covered almost to the elbow with sleeves of a white chemise, striped with red.
• Lovaina, in one of her sixty bright gowns, a white chemise beneath, her feet bare, sat enthroned.
• This feature of our manners will perhaps serve to suggest a suspicion, in the masculine world, of the domestic drama revealed by this exceptional chemise.
• By men an elastic linen case or chemise, made of a material which will stretch to any size, and cling to the form, is worn next the skin.
• The unseen but easily imagined hand grasping the pistol, the unseen but imagined red stain upon the soft texture of the chemise! I might have loved her.
• The women wore a white chemise and white petticoat and slippers.
• Behind her, in a very dirty grey chemise, stood a thin, miserable-looking pregnant woman, who was to be tried for concealment of theft.
• She went about with bare feet, wearing only a dirty chemise.
• One of the dancers is clad in a jacket with a yellow ground and blue and red embroidered border, beneath which is a diaphanous chemise.
• Frantically she tore a strip from her lawn chemise and bound up his head to stop the flow of blood.
• Nancy soon returned with a chemise, a short flannel petticoat, and a shawl, which she gave to Smallbones, desiring him to take off his wet clothes, and substitute them.
• Cleaving that cloud, he shuddered, as though he were raising her chemise.
• The young lady of fashion dons a chemise, also often a short coat of cloth or velvet, stockings, and smart shoes.
• Her dress is a brief skirt reaching barely to the knees and a low cut chemise.
• The females wore a chemise reaching a few inches below the knee, leaving bare the limbs.

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