What does attiring mean?
Attiring means present participle and gerund of attire.
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Pronunciation varies by accent · verb
present participle and gerund of attire.
Near to the widow, or rather loop-hole, heaped up in a most picturesque attitude of disorder, lay a score or two of rusty helmets, their grim attirings mostly broken and disjointed.
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Attiring means present participle and gerund of attire.
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Near to the widow, or rather loop-hole, heaped up in a most picturesque attitude of disorder, lay a score or two of rusty helmets, their grim attirings mostly broken and disjointed.
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