PINAFORE

PINAFORE


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Dictionary definitions:


Word: pinafore
Phonetic: /ˈpɪ.nəˌfɔɹ/
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A sleeveless dress, often similar to an apron, generally worn over other clothes. Most often worn by young girls as an overdress.


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H.M.S. ___
Blouse coverer
Captain Corcorans ship
Childs apron
Childs flouncy apron
G&S farce
Garment worn like an apron
Gilbert & Sullivan ship
HMS ___
Ralph Rackstraws craft
Dick Deadeye's ship.
Capt. Corcoran's command.
Name of stage fame.
G. & S. craft
Captain Corcoran's ship
Ralph Rackstraw's ship
HMS
Child's flouncy apron
Protective garment worn over front
Sleeveless apron-like dress
Sleeveless dress, like an apron
Garment found in gap in a forest
Apron-like garment found in shop in a forecourt
Apron stage for this at a 1?
Ship first to feature in opera composition
One in favour of donning long protective wear
If apron loose, tie at the back — that's it!
Stick a warning in item of clothing
Clothing found in heap in a forest
Gilbert's one profane work
Secure article supporting English craft of musical theatre
Protective garment used by chap in a forest
Garment in a Gilbert and Sullivan title
Head of army in favour of donning long dress
Very large dog
Jumper thats taken in for protection?
Song is able to delight passing king
Apron
Attach warning under a protective cover
Long to possess a strong yellow protective garment
Long to accept piece of advice in place of PPE?
Apronlike dress
A warning cry linked to golf target? It offers some protection
Dress is fine in open air, being fashionable
Deep in a forest, carrying protective clothing
Stagecraft at the Savoy
Garment long that covers first-class behind
(?) Clue Number 11 for 250810
A collarless, sleeveless dress worn over a blouse or jumper




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