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1support stockings — support hose, support stockings or support tights plural noun Elasticated hose • • • Main Entry: ↑support support stockings, support tights see ↑support hose above. • • • Main Entry: ↑support …
2support tights — support hose, support stockings or support tights plural noun Elasticated hose • • • Main Entry: ↑support support stockings, support tights see ↑support hose above. • • • Main Entry: ↑support …
3support hose — noun elasticized stocking intended to reduce pressure on the veins of the leg (as in case of varicose veins) • Syn: ↑support stocking • Hypernyms: ↑stocking * * * noun : stockings (as elastic stockings) worn to supply mild compression to assist… …
4support hose — n stockings (as elastic stockings) worn to supply mild compression to assist the veins of the legs usu. pl. in constr. called also support hosiery …
5support hose — noun Date: 1963 elastic stockings worn especially to provide mild compression of the leg (as to prevent formation of varicose veins) …
6Compression stockings — and socks are specialised hosiery items designed to increase blood circulation. Their main theraputic purpose is to provide graduated pressure on the lower leg and foot and, in some cases, the thigh, to alleviate circulatory problems such as… …
7supporthose — support hose pl.n. Elasticized stockings designed to reduce stress on the blood vessels in the legs, as for people with varicose veins. Also called support stockings. * * * …
8supportstockings — support stockings pl.n. See support hose. * * * …
9Pantyhose for men — A man wearing patterned male pantyhose In American English, the term pantyhose refers to a garment traditionally worn by women, at least since their introduction in 1959. However, some manufacturers also produce pantyhose for men (or male… …
10William Scholl — Dr. Scholl s is a footwear and foot care brand manufactured by Schering Plough and Brown Shoe Company. Expand|date=May 2008The company was founded by William Mathias Scholl, who was born in 1882 and graduated from Illinois Medical School in 1904 …
