noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
blue
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His blue serge trousers were too heavy for this weather.
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So far, no blue serge suits, either, whatever serge is.
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Gwendolen was clad in her dark blue serge travelling dress, this being the nearest to mourning she could manage.
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He was wearing dark trousers and a blue serge shirt with a yoke across the front.
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In Mespot you were allowed to purchase a bolt of blue serge and have the squadron tailor make up your uniform.
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He was wearing his blue serge suit, white shirt, and necktie, and looked all right to me.
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Oliver was dashing in blue serge , Samuel Pipkin pumpkin-like in large enveloping flannel.
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Loch Craig existed, as did the newts, Donald's blue serge suit and Simon's dictionary.
■ NOUN
suit
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Loch Craig existed, as did the newts, Donald's blue serge suit and Simon's dictionary.
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He was wearing his blue serge suit , white shirt, and necktie, and looked all right to me.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Gwendolen was clad in her dark blue serge travelling dress, this being the nearest to mourning she could manage.
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He was wearing dark trousers and a blue serge shirt with a yoke across the front.
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He was wearing his blue serge suit, white shirt, and necktie, and looked all right to me.
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His blue serge trousers were too heavy for this weather.
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Léonie lifted her head from her partner's serge shoulder and stared about.
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Should she don her heavier serge walking dress or be optimistic and wear the foulard she had planned?
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So far, no blue serge suits, either, whatever serge is.