Lexicographical Neighbors of Plisses
Literary usage of Plisses
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Brazil [a Handbook]. (1891)
"... or cambric Fustian, or muslin Printed or with folds or plaits of the lame
fabric- Batiste, tulle, or cambric, with or without lace, known as plisses. ..."
2. A History of France by John Ronald Moreton-Macdonald (1915)
"... et plisses ! on another. Le baing c'est chant, c'est sans mentir ! suggests that
the disappointment of a tepid bath was common. ..."
3. A History of France by John Ronald Moreton-Macdonald (1915)
"... et plisses ! on another. Le baing c'est chant, c'est sans mentir ! suggests that
the disappointment of a tepid ..."
4. The Cathedrals of England ...: 1st[-2d] Series by Frederic William Farrar, William Charles Edmund Newbolt (1899)
"... secular priests, clerks, and children with sur- plisses in great numbers."
Inside the churchyard were a crowd of abbots from the great religious; ..."
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