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philibeg (n.)
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philibeg Sentence Examples
- The Scottish Highlander's proud and majestic attire included a philibeg, a belted plaid.
- The philibeg was often made from yards of finely woven wool, showcasing intricate tartan patterns.
- The length and wrapping style of the philibeg varied depending on the region and clan.
- Beneath the philibeg, Highlanders traditionally wore a linen shirt known as a léine.
- The sporran, a pouch suspended from a belt, was an essential accessory worn over the philibeg.
- The philibeg became an iconic symbol of Scottish identity and pride.
- The kilt, a modern-day iteration of the philibeg, is still widely worn for formal occasions.
- The philibeg was a functional garment, providing warmth and protection in the harsh Scottish climate.
- Highland regiments in the British Army adopted the philibeg as part of their distinctive uniforms.
- The philibeg remains a beloved and enduring symbol of Scotland's rich cultural heritage.
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See Filibeg.
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The Scottish Highlander's proud and majestic attire included a philibeg, a belted plaid.
The philibeg was often made from yards of finely woven wool, showcasing intricate tartan patterns.
The length and wrapping style of the philibeg varied depending on the region and clan.
Beneath the philibeg, Highlanders traditionally wore a linen shirt known as a léine.
