housedress

But his mother had been wearing a blue housedress that night.

"Yesterday I came out in the housedress and the hair," he said.

"The average American woman is searching for the 21st-century version of the housedress, and this will be it."

An intelligent idea, even if one came along, would never get past her faded blue housedress.

She reached for her housedress, pulled it over her head.

The door was opened by a smiling, middle-aged woman in a faded red housedress.

She clasped her housedress together with a gnarled old hand.

She wore a faded housedress with a blazer over it.

She was wearing the same kind of dark-patterned housedress my mother wore.

In her wildly colored cotton housedress, she didn't look ill.

My grandmother looked confused and out of place in her flowered housedress.

The modern mother does not wear a business suit but what looks like a close-fitting housedress.

She was wearing a blue and yellow housedress with the two top buttons undone.

Her white hair was pulled back, her housedress freshly pressed.

The door opened on a short, round sweet-looking woman in a pale yellow housedress.

She was in a housedress and held a duster in her hand.

She had on a blue floral housedress with an elastic neckband.

She has lovely white beauty-shop hair and is wearing a neat housedress.

She was wearing the cutest housedress, blue stripes with big white buttons down the front.

She was fat and lumpy in a yellow housedress.

She was wearing a frumpy housedress and a bulky sweater.

"Used to fish," he said, arranging her hair, parting her housedress.

She came through the doorway, onto the front walk, a grandmotherly woman in a housedress and apron.

My blue housedress looks so well, turned and freshly trimmed, that I feel as if I'd got a new one.

A stout woman in a housedress appeared in the doorway with a baby on each arm.