English to Maori Meaning of pincers

Pincers :

noun

Pincers :: pincers

← Pince-nez

pinch →

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Definitions of pincers in English

Noun(1) a sleeveless dress resembling an apron; worn over other clothing

Examples of pincers in English

(1) A tanned woman with very blonde hair and long legs, wearing a sheer pinafore and a light-blue bikini underneath, climbed on to a table and started taking photographs.(2) Cyzarine put her pinafore on and heard talking in the hallways.(3) Why, you may wonder, has the girl in the short-sleeved yellow dress with a blue pinafore , white stockings and Mary Janes jumped so high out of the frame that you don't see her face?(4) She's very realistic, she's got real hair and she's wearing a little pinafore and a jersey and so she's a very normal little girl.(5) She wore a blue pinafore with the crest of her preschool emblazoned on the left breast and a plain white T-shirt underneath it.(6) And with that, she walked inside, put on one of her older dresses, a pinafore , and tied her hair back with a handkerchief to keep it from getting in her way.(7) So after she'd removed her white pinafore and put on her black coat over the gray dress she wore, Josie put on her hat and gloves and found a basket in which to carry things in.(8) She was dressed in a green pinafore , the sort nannies wore.(9) An elderly woman appeared in the doorway, wearing a faded red dress and a pinafore apron.(10) As Abbey put her stained pinafore in the sink, she wondered what in the world could make her older sister so sweet on Shad one moment, and then on Zongala the next.(11) Tessa was drenched completely; Clarissa exclaimed in horror at her sopping dark locks and little pinafore that was dripping on the floor.(12) She gripped tightly on her pinafore , creasing it more than any lady would have approved of, and bobbed into a curtsy.(13) When inside the artwork she wears a careful reproduction of the clothing worn by the model, and when she returns to the real world, she is wearing the pinafore just as before.(14) I shall be back as soon as I have a fresh pinafore on.(15) The pinafore had shoulder straps that were fastened by a pair of oval brooches, one below each shoulder.(16) A blur of a pinafore and ruffles met my eyes as my little sister Lotte barreled down the stairs.

(1) pinafore dress ::

pinafore kākahu

Word Example from TV Shows

Since the Mad King had his tongue ripped out with hot PINCERS.

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 2

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