Lexicographical Neighbors of Puggery
Literary usage of Puggery
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. The Gentleman's Magazine (1897)
"Its clothing consisted of the habitual loincloth and puggery. One end of the
puggery was drawn mask-wise across the lower part of the face, ..."
2. Sunny Memories of an Indian Winter by Sara H. Dunn (1898)
"Its clothing consisted of the habitual loin-cloth and puggery. One end of the
puggery was drawn mask-wise across the lower part of the face, leaving exposed ..."
3. Letters from India and Kashmir: Written 1870 by H. R. Robertson (1874)
"... his uniform is a large green and yellow tartan plaid, puggery and trousers.
He replied briefly, and ended by saying that he had been present at the late ..."
4. Letters from India and Kashmir: Written 1870 by H. R. Robertson (1874)
"Now a strong hale man of eighty-five, his uniform is a large green and yellow
tartan plaid, puggery and trousers. He replied briefly, and ended by saying ..."
5. Who's who in America by John William Leonard, Albert Nelson Marquis (1906)
"... Tale of the Bandit 1Í-00 Rl: Pirate Froc and Other 1901 HI: puggery Wee.
1902 Rl; Mother Goose, 1905 Rl. Residence: ing Av. S., Minneapolis. ..."
6. The Library of Literary Criticism of English and American Authors by Charles Wells Moulton (1904)
"... a double-breasted cloth waistcoat, and winter trousers, all over thick flannel
under-garments; a wide-awake, with an ample puggery, crowned his spare, ..."
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