philabeg Antonyms
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Meaning of philabeg
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philabeg (n.)
See Filibeg.
philabeg Sentence Examples
- The kilted piper played a stirring rendition of "Scotland the Brave" on his bagpipes, his philabeg swaying gracefully.
- The Scottish regiment marched in perfect formation, their philabegs fluttering in the wind.
- The Highland Games featured a fierce competition of caber tossing, with the athletes wearing traditional philabegs.
- The young boy wore his grandfather's philabeg with pride, as it represented his Scottish heritage.
- The tourists admired the intricate pleats and patterns of the philabegs worn by the performers at the Highland dance.
- The soldiers' philabegs were soaked with rain and mud, but they continued to march on.
- The bagpipe music sent a shiver down my spine as the pipers in their philabegs filed onto the stage.
- The Highland dancers twirled their philabegs with precision, creating a kaleidoscope of colors.
- The students of the Scottish school wore their philabegs as part of their uniform.
- The philabeg is a symbol of Scottish pride and tradition, and is worn with great honor and respect.
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See Filibeg.
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The kilted piper played a stirring rendition of "Scotland the Brave" on his bagpipes, his philabeg swaying gracefully.
The Scottish regiment marched in perfect formation, their philabegs fluttering in the wind.
The Highland Games featured a fierce competition of caber tossing, with the athletes wearing traditional philabegs.
The young boy wore his grandfather's philabeg with pride, as it represented his Scottish heritage.
