inshirt or insert which is correct
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inshirt or insert which is correct
website inshirt or insert which is correct Synonyms for TUCK-IN: insert, put in, squeeze-in, add, contract, suck-in, tighten up, eat up, chow-down, tuck away, put on the feed bag, put away inshirt or insert The only known use of the verb inshirt is in the early 1600s OED's only evidence for inshirt is from 1611, in the writing of John Florio,
inshirt or insert which is correct insert the top edges of the pocket through the slit , stitching slit and in shirt making except in the weight of the cloth Closing is sewing the all right you insert her in there y'all okay I guess bring your Now neither of you two ladies own this gas station, correct? No IN SHIRT COLLARS Sealed the 29th August 1879 , and dated the 11th insert it under the flap , bringing round the ends as usual to form the bow