Similar words: endocrinology, endocrinologist, criminology, criminologist, linoleum, exocrine, endocrine, maginot line. Meaning: ['krɪnəliːn] 
n. 1. a skirt stiffened with hoops 2. a full stiff petticoat made of crinoline fabric 3. a stiff coarse fabric used to stiffen hats or clothing.
n. 1. a skirt stiffened with hoops 2. a full stiff petticoat made of crinoline fabric 3. a stiff coarse fabric used to stiffen hats or clothing. 
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1. I looked just like a crinoline lady.
2. If only I had a crinoline to sweep down the grand staircase in!
3. They changed their minds when the dangerously revealing crinoline arrived.
4. There was a description of her fine crinoline gown and of the Grenfell emeralds she had worn.
5. The crinoline of her dark flammulated and swayed, sweeping into every corner of the stage.
6. The rational structural design of none -hoop crinoline is studied by example of A-form following the analysis way from sculpt-level-pleats quantity-connected position.
7. While as a support, the crinoline is a must to expand the outline of the dress.
8. The crinoline of her dark flammulated dress swirled and swayed, sweeping into every corner of the stage.
9. Even the cage crinoline , that mercifully reduced the number of petticoats, allowed air to blow around a woman's legs.
10. Is princess' pattern, crinoline skirt pattern, personal pattern still queen consort's pattern?
11. Couples strolled in the afternoon sunshine, the ladies in crinolines, the men in stiff three-piece suits.
12. Instead of having one large and heavy battery, the dress is designed to run on many tiny iPod batteries hiding in the crinoline, says Rosella.
13. To diffuse the LED light, the dress has four layers of silk chiffon and a pleated silk organza crinoline skirt.
14. It, too, was caught and trying to tear itself free, the wind, like Absalom. How cold the anemones looked, bobbing their naked white shoulders over crinoline skirts of green.
15. Manufacturing sales: clothing, clothing textiles; Sales: plastic products, racks, crinoline (sentencedict .com), clothing.
16. He covered these with a stiff cotton fabric called crinoline.
17. Half an hour later there appeared in the hall among the other mummers an old lady in a crinoline—this was Nikolay.
More similar words: endocrinology, endocrinologist, criminology, criminologist, linoleum, exocrine, endocrine, maginot line, gasoline, holiness, trampoline, solitariness, endocrine system, crystalline solid, sinologist, terminology, monolith, xenolith, terminological, monolithic, epinephrine, fall in line, lino, cringe, neutrino, crinkly, crinkle, illinois, fibrinogen, rain or shine.