Difference between revisions of "Under shurts"
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*'''shurt:''' old word for “short” | *'''shurt:''' old word for “short” | ||
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Revision as of 05:43, 22 February 2020
- undershirts
- Schürze: (German) apron → Prankquean may be derived from the Irish word práiscín = "apron"
- shurt: old word for “short”
- for any girl’s under’s hurts
