Definition of «frock»

A frock is a type of long dress or gown that falls between the knees and ankles, typically made from lightweight fabrics such as cotton or linen. The term can also refer to a man's formal morning coat or tailcoat. In British English, "frock" specifically refers to a woman's dress, while in American English it is used interchangeably with the word "dress."

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She wore a beautiful floral frock to the party.
The little girl twirled around in her pink frock, giggling with joy.
My grandmother used to sew her own frocks when she was younger.
The fashion designer showcased a collection of elegant frocks on the runway.
I prefer wearing casual frocks during the summer months for a comfortable and stylish look.
She was thrilled when she found the perfect vintage frock at the thrift store.
The bridesmaids looked stunning in their matching lace frocks.
I bought a new frock for the beach vacation, as it's lightweight and easy to pack.
The actress wore a glamorous sequined frock to the red carpet event.
The little boy donned a superhero-themed frock for his costume party.

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The combination of frocks with the waist belts has always been in trend for many years. (stylesgap.com)
Hope you will like our latest designs of frocks for girls. (latestasianfashions.com)
We have selected stylish and beautiful designs of party wear frocks in white color. (latestasianfashions.com)
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Definition of «frock»

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