stocking in Latin
stocking in Latin is tībiāle — stocking means a close-fitting garment covering the foot and leg, usually made of thin, stretchy fabric.
stocking in Latin
tībiāle
A broad ring of a different fur colour on the lower part of the leg of a quadruped.
What does "stocking" mean?
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noun A close-fitting garment covering the foot and leg, usually made of thin, stretchy fabric.
"She pulled on a pair of silk stockings before the party."
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noun A sock-shaped bag hung up at Christmas to be filled with small gifts.
"The kids raced downstairs to check their stockings on Christmas morning."
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stocking in a sentence
- She pulled on a pair of silk stockings before the party.
- The kids raced downstairs to check their stockings on Christmas morning.
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What is "stocking" in Latin?
"stocking" in Latin is tībiāle. stocking means: A close-fitting garment covering the foot and leg, usually made of thin, stretchy fabric.
How do you use "stocking" in a sentence?
Example: "She pulled on a pair of silk stockings before the party." In Latin, "stocking" is tībiāle.
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