Etymology

hangerock

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Today it means: A dress or apron, often wider at the bottom than at the top, held up by straps passing from the back to the front over the shoulders, common in the Viking era and at other times and typically worn over another, longer dress. Full definition →

German Hängerock
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The story

  1. German · borrowed fromHängerock
  2. English todayhangerock

Apparently from German Hängerock.

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