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pagne
[ French pan-yuh ]
noun
- a garment worn by some African peoples, consisting of a rectangular strip of cloth fashioned into a loincloth or wrapped on the body so as to form a short skirt.
Word History and Origins
Origin of pagne1
Example Sentences
Visitors zoomed around town in yolk-yellow ramshackle taxis, each one a work of art in itself, and dressed up in their best bazin and pagne tissé — colorful African fabrics — to attend a full program of exhibition launch parties.
Many of the women wore dresses and skirts made of pagne, a wax print fabric, featuring images of Francis or other religious symbols.
Many of the women wore dresses and skirts made of pagne, a wax print fabric featuring images of Francis or other religious symbols.
House of ‘Pagne is holed up in the Sodo Urban Works industrial complex with a dozen other wine tasting rooms and Ethan Stowell‘s San Juan Seltzery.
My father had hitched up his pagne in order to squeeze the wooden pail between his knees.
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