Apron
51apron strings — a′pron strings n. cvb the securing strings on an apron • tied to someone s apron strings Etymology: 1535–45 …
52apron strings — /ˈeɪprən strɪŋz/ (say aypruhn stringz) plural noun 1. the ties of an apron. –phrase 2. tied to the apron strings, emotionally dependent on or bound to a person, as a child is to its mother …
53apron-man — aˈpron man noun (Shakespeare) A man who wears an apron, a workman • • • Main Entry: ↑apron …
54apron-string — aˈpron string noun A string by which an apron is tied • • • Main Entry: ↑apron …
55apron gill net — an L shaped net comprising a vertical back wall and a horizontally floating apron …
56apron string — noun a) One of the pair of strings or narrow sewn cloth strips used to fasten an apron around the wearers waist. b) A symbol of the binding of a husband or of his fortunes to domestic life or to his wife …
57apron management service — A service provided to regulate the activities and the movement of aircraft and vehicles on an apron (ICAO) …
58apron traffic — All aircraft, vehicles, equipment, and pedestrians using the apron of the aerodrome …
59apron-string-hold — obsolete the occupation by a man of his wife s property The use satirized English and Welsh land tenure freehold, leasehold, or copyhold. It also indicates what people thought of a man who lived off the estate of his wife, whose property …
60apron conveyor — noun : a chain conveyor having plates attached to the chain for carrying material compare apron 3a(1) …