A-line
Speech parts
1. A-line - Noun
2. A-line - Adjective
Meaning
women's clothing that has a fitted top and a flared skirt that is widest at the hemline
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Hypernyms
Examples
it is called the A-line because the effect resembles the capital letter A
A beautiful bright floral pattern in an a-line, a classic black pencil, or a long maxi skirt all look great with a white tee.
Jinger was a bit more dressed up in a gray plaid dress with a collar, button front, and A-line skirt.
He styled an A-line mini-dress to wear with tall boots, a “bubble” dress that was gathered at the hem by a drawstring and a “chemise,” a short dress that tapers at the bottom.
Entering the sanctuary, the bride was a picture of radiance wearing a gown with a beautiful sweetheart illusion neckline with unique lace embellished cap sleeves, which highlighted the cotton lace A-line gown.
Escorted by her father, Mike Ashton, and given in marriage by her parents, Mike and Tammy Ashton, the bride wore an ivory A-line strapless ball gown, with floral lace and beaded with pearls, with a chapel train.