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karosses
n. (plural of kaross English)
Usage examples of "karosses".
While I was wondering vaguely who could have done this, Hans climbed on to the step, carrying two karosses which he had borrowed or stolen, and asked if I was comfortable.
When they woke each dawn, their skin blankets, that Sabah called karosses, were soaked with dew.
Then, when the others rolled in their karosses, Hal took Sukeena aside and showed her the great seal of the Nautonnier and the locket.
He led his own girl to the rear of the hut, where a pile of soft karosses was laid and a pair of carved wooden head rests stood side by side.