Some legends go back to erotic festivals in ancient Rome that happened to take place during February. Women would dress up as wolves and wait to be whipped by men wearing loin cloths.
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loin|cloth — «LOYN KLTH, KLOTH», noun. a piece of cloth worn around the hips and between the thighs by natives, especially men, of warm countries, often as the only garment … Useful english dictionary
loin·cloth — /ˈloınˌklɑːθ/ noun, pl cloths [count] : a piece of cloth worn to cover the sexual organs especially by men in very hot parts of the world … Useful english dictionary
LOIN CLOTH — … Useful english dictionary
cloth — n. 1) to weave cloth 2) homespun cloth 3) a drop cloth 4) a loin cloth 5) a bolt; strip of cloth … Combinatory dictionary
loin-clout — /ˈlɔɪn klaʊt/ (say loyn klowt) noun a strip of cloth tied round the loins …
loincloth — loin|cloth [ˈlɔınklɔθ US klo:θ] n a piece of cloth that men in some hot countries wear around their waist to cover their sexual organs … Dictionary of contemporary English
loincloth — loin|cloth [ lɔın,klɔθ ] noun count a piece of cloth that men in some hot countries wear to cover the part of their body below the waist … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
loincloth — loin•cloth [[t]ˈlɔɪnˌklɔθ, ˌklɒθ[/t]] n. pl. cloths [[t] ˌklɔðz, ˌklɒðz, ˌklɔθs, ˌklɒθs[/t]] clo a cloth worn around the loins or hips … From formal English to slang
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