frockcoat
1frockcoat — frock coat n. A man s dress coat or suit coat with knee length skirts. * * * …
2frockcoat — /ˈfrɒkkoʊt/ (say frokkoht) noun a man s close fitting coat, usually double breasted, extending to about the knees …
3Prince Albert Goat — , PRINCE ALBERT CHAIN Albert Francis Charles Augustus Emmanuel, Duke of Saxe CoburgGotha (1819 1861), was born near Coburg, Germany, and studied at Brussels and at Bonn. He married Queen Victoria, his first cousin, in 1840. He was much… …
4B'hoy and g'hal — (meant to evoke an Irish pronunciation of boy and gal , respectively) [Sante, Low Life , 77.] were the prevailing slang words used to describe the young men and women of the rough and tumble working class culture of Lower Manhattan in the late… …
51840s in fashion — 1840s fashion in European and European influenced clothing is characterized by a narrow, natural shoulder line following the exaggerated puffed sleeves of the later 1820s and 1830s. The narrower shoulder was accompanied by a lower waistline for… …
6Robinson & Co. — Robinson Co. Limited Sgx|R02 is a retail company which has department stores in Singapore and Malaysia. The company owns the Robinsons department store, John Little in Singapore and has franchise outlets of Marks and Spencer in both countries.… …
7Gustave Paul Cluseret — Général Cluseret 1823 1900, cliché pris pendant la Guerre de Sécession. Il porte, sur son uniforme de brigadier de l armée nordiste, la croix de la Légion d Honneur et la médaille de Crimée. Gustave Paul Cluseret né à Suresnes le 13 juin 1823,… …
8guernsey frock — /ˈgɜnzi frɒk/ (say gernzee frok) noun a frockcoat made from thick woollen cloth …
9Prince Albert — /prɪns ˈælbət/ (say prins albuht) noun 1. a double breasted, long frockcoat. 2. (plural) Also, alberts. Colloquial coverings for the feet made from sacking, cloth, etc., worn by swagmen, tramps, etc. 3. a body piercing consisting of a ring placed …