What do they call French toast in France? (And other similar questions)
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ropa de dormir femenino- The three blushed, and headed to the living room, where, upon a little digging they unearthed soap, nightclothes, undergarments, and books.
- Jude entered with his soft brown hair amiss and wearing his nightclothes - a white tee shirt and a pair of blue plaid pants.
- She slipped from the bed, changing from her nightclothes into the jeans and blue long-sleeve shirt she wore that day.
- One proceeded to dress him in his nightclothes while the other turned back the bedclothes.
- She quickly changed from her nightclothes into the clothes in the bundle, tucking her trousers into her tie up, saddle boots and her shirt into her trousers.
- She was dressed for bed, wearing a green dressing gown over her nightclothes.
- She slipped out of her nightclothes and into her gown.
- His bed was unmade, his nightclothes strewn across the floor, and a small, worn book laid on the table beside the bed.
- Scott climbed out of bed and changed out of his nightclothes into some street clothes.
- Her suitcases were packed and a cereal bowl and milk were set out in her kitchen and she was dressed in her nightclothes and dressing gown.
- She walked to a nearby room and exchanged her nightclothes for her habit, then allowed Ellie to lead her out into the village.
- He was dressed in a dark blue bathrobe over a pair of nightclothes with matching slippers.
- All she'd worn was nightclothes and bathrobes for the two years she'd been in there.
- I changed from my nightclothes to my day clothes.
- Cases were dumped on the ground and unpacked as people dug for nightclothes and changes of underwear.
- Patients should organise someone to launder their nightwear and bring in fresh supplies of nightclothes and toiletries.
- When Max came out, she wore a light pink tank top and pink track pants, supposedly her nightclothes.
- She was wearing her nightclothes - a gray tee shirt and a pair of maroon pajama pants.
- Walking over to her trunk, she pulled out her shirt, tunic and pants, slipping out of her nightclothes and into the new ones.
- You should also carry an overnight bag with a change of play clothes, a swimsuit, nightclothes and diapers for each child so that you can make your kids comfortable immediately upon arriving.
Further reading
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