Meanings
- not comparableWearing a dirndl.
That’s not to mention the little Nazi flags with pretzels in lieu of swastikas that were handed out to everybody in the audience (including a troop of dirndled transvestites who waved them around like lost cheerleaders).
2009 May 19, Michael Kimmelman, “The Führer Returns to Berlin, This Time Saluted Only by Laughs”, in New York Times1 more example
She looked fluffy and frolicsome, dressed à la gamine, showed a generous amount of smooth leg, knew how to stress the white of a bare step by the black of a velvet slipper, and pouted, and dimpled, and romped, and dirndled, and shook her short curly blond hair in the cutest and tritest fashion imaginable.
1955 September 15, Vladimir Nabokov, Lolita, Paris: The Olympia Press […], →OCLC
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