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seersucker
[seer-suhk-er]
noun
a plainwoven cotton, rayon, or linen fabric: traditionally a striped cotton with alternate stripes crinkled in the weaving.
seersucker
/ ˈɪəˌʌə /
noun
a light cotton, linen, or other fabric with a crinkled surface and often striped
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of seersucker1
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of seersucker1
Example Sentences
In its latest tennis equipment collection, the L.A.-based streetwear brand adds a few more staple pieces — like a seersucker jacket and a fully equipped racquet tote — to its growing selection of tennis wear.
I drank bourbon over ice and bummed a cigar off a man in a seersucker suit.
When most people think of “Matlock,” they envision a burly, white-haired Andy Griffith as the titular character, a folksy but clever defense attorney with a Southern drawl who often sported a seersucker suit.
The denizens of Millionaire’s Row wore white linen, seersucker suits, flowery hats and expensive lace versus the short pants and bathing suits among those who lived in the infield.
It’s a summer sport, seersucker would at least make sense.
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