blouse

[blaʊs]

Definition:
1. A top worn by women.
2. Make (a garment) hang in loose folds.

Use 'blouse' in a sentence:

• 1. Please don't crease the blouse when you pack it.
• 2. This blouse doesn't match the color or the style of the skirt.
• 3. Raise your arm slightly, see if you can pull your shirt or blouse sleeve away from the underarm to let in a little air.
• 4. Your new blouse looks nice on you.
• 5. The buttons on her blouse had come undone.
• 6. She was standing twenty or thirty meters away, in shorts and an open blouse knotted at the waist, looking at me.
• 7. She asked again if I liked her blouse and this time she flipped up the bottom of it and showed me her stomach.
• 8. It was no longer the cotton skirt and peasant blouse she had been wearing.
• 9. She wears a white blouse today.
• 10. She rolled up the sleeves to the blouse and blazer to just below her elbows.
• 11. When she came back, Alice had changed into a cotton skirt and a white blouse.
• 12. Do you like my blouse and my hat?
• 13. Your pen has marked my blouse.
• 14. I find the trousers and blouse are in the mouse's mouth.
• 15. I like to look professional, so I usually wear a suit with a medium-length skirt, and a simple blouse.
• 16. The skirt and the blouse match well.
• 17. Whose blouse is this?
• 18. I then unbuttoned my sleeve buttons to the blouse and let that drop to the floor.
• 19. My wife came home the other night and told me to take off her blouse.
• 20. A woman in a peasant blouse dances by herself in among the children.