Thread: Silliness Quiz
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Old 01-12-2014, 02:47 PM   #12538
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Originally Posted by Bilbo1967 View Post
Number 5 must be Lord Raglan I think. Is a Raglan an item of clothing?
It is indeed Lord Raglan! I'm now thinking there's a dearth of knitters and dressmakers in this forum if no one's familiar with Raglan sleeves. The OED's definition:

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An overcoat or (later more generally) other garment in which each sleeve continues in one piece up to the neck.... This style of sleeve produces a larger, looser armhole than a conventional set-in sleeve.
One point to Bilbo for the name; another point is available for the reason Lord Raglan used this style of coat after Waterloo.

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