Lexicographical Neighbors of Puggarees
Literary usage of Puggarees
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Ceylon, the Paradise of Adam: The Record of Seven Years' Residence in the Island by Caroline Corner (1908)
"The monkeys continued their mischievous tricks, making determined efforts to
relieve the travellers of their puggarees, which were too safely secured, ..."
2. Ceylon, the Paradise of Adam: The Record of Seven Years' Residence in the Island by Caroline Corner (1908)
"The monkeys continued their mischievous tricks, making determined efforts to
relieve the travellers of their puggarees, which were too safely secured, ..."
3. The Prince of Wales in India by J. Drew Gay (1877)
"... in dark green dresses and red puggarees, a wild set of horsemen, go by in
excellent order just afterwards, followed by the 15th Hussars, who are in good ..."
4. Impressions of India by Henry Craik (1908)
"With their stalwart figures, the chakras or war-quoits twisted in their puggarees,
their long uncut hair and beard, and the stateliness of their gait, ..."
5. From Pall Mall to the Punjaub Or with the Prince in India by J. Drew Gay (1876)
"... and red puggarees, a wild set of horsemen, go by in excellent order just
afterwards, followed by the 15th Hussars, who are in good condition; ..."
6. From Pall Mall to the Punjaub Or with the Prince in India by J. Drew Gay (1876)
"... in dark green dresses and red puggarees, a wild set of horsemen, ... as it
comes on in black helmets with black puggarees, looks strange, and, ..."
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