Balmoral
Balmoral
Definition
Bal·moral (bal môr′əl, -mär′-)
noun
- a striped or figured woolen petticoat formerly worn beneath a skirt that was looped up in front
- a kind of laced walking shoe
- a round, brimless Scottish cap, flat on top
Etymology: after Balmoral Castle, Scotland
Balmoral
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- estate: The Prince chooses to spend much of the summer on the Balmoral estate in Scotland which is owned by the Queen.
- race: Naylor may be tempted to join many of the runners who plan to wear a kilt in the Balmoral race.
- castle: Balmoral castle They rented Balmoral Castle, which stands in the shadow of Lochnagar, from its then owner, the Duke of Fife.
- bonnet: The Bonnet Some men like to wear a Balmoral bonnet with Highland Dress.
- range: Fireplace fitted from the Balmoral range to Plots 37 & 38 only* .
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