How Do You Spell BLOUSE?

Pronunciation: [blˈa͡ʊz] (IPA)

The word "blouse" is spelled with a "b" followed by a voiced "l" sound, "l". This is followed by the "ow" diphthong, which is represented with the IPA symbol [aʊ]. The final sound is a voiceless "s" sound, which is represented with the IPA symbol [s]. The word "blouse" is commonly used to refer to a loose-fitting garment worn by women, but it is also used in some regions to refer to a type of shirt worn by men.

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BLOUSE Meaning and Definition

  1. A blouse refers to a loose-fitting, typically lightweight top or shirt worn by women. It typically has a feminine and stylish design, often featuring a collar, sleeves, and buttons down the front. The blouse is usually made of various materials such as cotton, silk, chiffon, or satin, which contribute to its soft and comfortable feel.

    Blouses come in a wide range of styles and designs, catering to various occasions and preferences. They may have different types of necklines, including V-neck, scoop neck, boat neck, or peter pan collar. Some blouses may also have embellishments such as ruffles, pleats, lace, or decorative stitching, enhancing their overall aesthetic appeal.

    The length of a blouse can vary, with some styles designed to be tucked into bottoms like skirts or trousers, while others are intended to be worn untucked. Blouses can be paired with a variety of garments, including jeans, shorts, skirts, or formal trousers, making them versatile and suitable for both casual and formal occasions.

    This versatile garment has been a staple in women's fashion for decades, evolving in style and design over time. Whether worn as a standalone garment or layered with other pieces, blouses offer comfort, elegance, and a touch of femininity to any outfit.

  2. A loose overcoat made of a light material; a smock-frock.

    Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

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Etymology of BLOUSE

The word "blouse" is believed to have originated from the Latin word "blusum" or "blustum", which referred to a medieval European garment worn by peasants. Over time, it evolved into the Old French word "bliaut" or "blois", which denoted a loose-fitting outer garment worn by both men and women. From there, the term entered Middle English as "blouse", describing a loose-fitting upper garment worn by women in the 19th century. The word's transformation into its modern meaning and usage occurred during the 20th century.

Idioms with the word BLOUSE

  • a big/great girl's blouse The idiom "a big/great girl's blouse" is a derogatory expression used to describe someone, typically a man, who is seen as weak, cowardly, or overly sensitive. It implies that the person lacks strength or a masculine behavior typically associated with a man and is instead characterized as being similar to a timid or overly emotional girl who wears a blouse.
  • a big girl's blouse The phrase "a big girl's blouse" is a derogatory British idiom used to belittle or mock someone, typically a man, who is perceived as weak, sensitive, or excessively timid. It implies that the person lacks assertiveness, toughness, or a stereotypically masculine character. The idiom draws on gender stereotypes and suggests that the person being referred to is not living up to societal expectations of masculinity.
  • a big girl’s blouse The idiom "a big girl’s blouse" is a colloquial expression used to describe someone, typically a man, who is perceived as weak, timid, or overly sensitive. It is often used humorously or as a playful insult to mock someone's lack of strength or courage.
  • big girl's blouse The phrase "big girl's blouse" is a derogatory idiom typically used to mock or belittle someone, particularly a man, for being weak, timid, or overly sensitive. It implies that the person lacks courage or masculinity. The term is often used sarcastically or as an insult.
  • blouse bunnies "Blouse bunnies" is a humorous term used to refer to creases or wrinkles that form on a person's clothing, typically on a blouse or shirt.

Similar spelling words for BLOUSE

Plural form of BLOUSE is BLOUSES

Conjugate verb Blouse

CONDITIONAL

I would blouse
you would blouse
he/she/it would blouse
we would blouse
they would blouse

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be blousing
you would be blousing
he/she/it would be blousing
we would be blousing
they would be blousing

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have blouse
you would have blouse
he/she/it would have blouse
we would have blouse
they would have blouse

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been blousing
you would have been blousing
he/she/it would have been blousing
we would have been blousing
they would have been blousing

FUTURE

I will blouse
you will blouse
he/she/it will blouse
we will blouse
they will blouse

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be blousing
you will be blousing
he/she/it will be blousing
we will be blousing
they will be blousing

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have bloused
you will have bloused
he/she/it will have bloused
we will have bloused
they will have bloused

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been blousing
you will have been blousing
he/she/it will have been blousing
we will have been blousing
they will have been blousing

IMPERATIVE

you blouse
we let´s blouse

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to blouse

PAST

I bloused
you bloused
he/she/it bloused
we bloused
they bloused

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was blousing
you were blousing
he/she/it was blousing
we were blousing
they were blousing

PAST PARTICIPLE

bloused

PAST PERFECT

I had bloused
you had bloused
he/she/it had bloused
we had bloused
they had bloused

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been blousing
you had been blousing
he/she/it had been blousing
we had been blousing
they had been blousing

PRESENT

I blouse
you blouse
he/she/it blouses
we blouse
they blouse

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am blousing
you are blousing
he/she/it is blousing
we are blousing
they are blousing

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

blousing

PRESENT PERFECT

I have bloused
you have bloused
he/she/it has bloused
we have bloused
they have bloused

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been blousing
you have been blousing
he/she/it has been blousing
we have been blousing
they have been blousing

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