Crossword Clue: It literally means "thing to wear"
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "It literally means "thing to wear""
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Possibly related crossword clues for "It literally means "thing to wear""
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- A geisha might be found in one
- A gown for Princess Suga.
- Article with an ushiromigoro
- It literally means "thing to wear"
- Garment for an obi
- Garment tied with an obi
- Garment whose name means "wear-thing"
- Geisha garb
- Geisha gear
- Geisha wear
- Geisha's garb
- Geisha's garment
- Geisha's gown
- Geisha's robe
- It's fastened with an obi
- Cio-Cio-San attire
- Ginza garb
- Japanese dress
- Japanese garment
- Japanese lounging robe
- Japanese robe
- Japanese wedding garment
- Dressing gown
- Place for an obi
- Robe for Madame Butterfly
- Robe tied with an obi
- Kind of robe
- Kobe robe
- Kyoto costume
- Kyoto garment
- Literally, "something worn" in Japanese
- Literally, "thing to wear"
- Loose garment
- Loose robe, originally Japanese
- "Mikado" costume
- "Madama Butterfly" dress
- "Madame Butterfly" costume
- No put-on?
- Maiden's midnight garb
- Wear for Japan's Coming of Age Day
- Wrapper
- What an obi accessorizes
- Teahouse cinch
- Yoko's robe
- Tokyo robe
Recent Usage of It literally means "thing to wear" in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Feb. 17, 2006