cardigan in Irish
cardigan in Irish is cairdeagan — cardigan means a knitted sweater that opens down the front and fastens with buttons or a zipper.
cardigan in Irish
cairdeagan
A type of sweater or jumper that fastens up the front with buttons or a zipper, usually machine- or hand-knitted from wool.
What does "cardigan" mean?
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noun A knitted sweater that opens down the front and fastens with buttons or a zipper.
"Suzette Sundae, a musician wearing a fifties-style swing dress and a white cardigan over her tattoos, said that she ran a vintage-clothing store in Park Slope. When the store’s traffic fell off, she had Airbnb-ed her home."
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cardigan in a sentence
- Suzette Sundae, a musician wearing a fifties-style swing dress and a white cardigan over her tattoos, said that she ran a vintage-clothing store in Park Slope. When the store’s traffic fell off, she had Airbnb-ed her home.
- She pulled on a cardigan as the evening turned cool.
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What is "cardigan" in Irish?
"cardigan" in Irish is cairdeagan. cardigan means: A knitted sweater that opens down the front and fastens with buttons or a zipper.
How do you use "cardigan" in a sentence?
Example: "She pulled on a cardigan as the evening turned cool." In Irish, "cardigan" is cairdeagan.
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