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Definition of cardie in English: cardie(British cardy) (also cardi) nounPlural cardies, Plural cardisˈkɑːdiˈkɑrdi British informal A cardigan. Example sentencesExamples - My children will be wearing slippers and cardies and getting old before me.
- I am making one of the larger sizes, because I wanted to wear a top under the cardi comfortably.
- Because it was radio, he could presumably turn up for work in an old cardie.
- Wear with a mannish shirt tucked in or a fitted cardi or knit.
- If it is a sunny day, we may have to put on a cardie.
- I sighed and said I would just have to bring an old cardy in.
- My big find was this great cardi.
- He was wearing his beige cardy.
- Thrift stores also have great old jewelry that can be sewn or glued on to cardies or shoes for an amazing, unique look.
- If it's not a heatwave outside, a cardy and/or fleece, and maybe a brolly, are probably a good idea for the homeward journey.
- I saw this little cardi, and thought it would be so great for her!
- The nights are drawing in, but you may not be ready for big cardies and bowls of plum crumble just yet.
- I was wearing a cardy earlier.
- The homely cardie, unfortunately, is a necessary evil in our depressingly cold and damp northern climate.
- It works for pottering around in barefoot at home or layered up with thermals, tights and a cardie for winter workdays.
- Had he not always been swathed in white robes, you could have imagined him in a cardie, pottering round his vegetable patch with his little grandson.
- This season's dress or pretty skirt and cardi will travel well from day wear to night-time.
- Don't wear them with a long cardie like you did with skinny jeans.
- On a cold day, I often long to offer them my cardie to stop them from turning blue.
- Are you man enough for a cardie?
Definition of cardie in US English: cardie(also cardi, cardy) nounˈkɑrdiˈkärdē British informal A cardigan. Example sentencesExamples - I am making one of the larger sizes, because I wanted to wear a top under the cardi comfortably.
- Had he not always been swathed in white robes, you could have imagined him in a cardie, pottering round his vegetable patch with his little grandson.
- If it's not a heatwave outside, a cardy and/or fleece, and maybe a brolly, are probably a good idea for the homeward journey.
- It works for pottering around in barefoot at home or layered up with thermals, tights and a cardie for winter workdays.
- Wear with a mannish shirt tucked in or a fitted cardi or knit.
- The homely cardie, unfortunately, is a necessary evil in our depressingly cold and damp northern climate.
- Thrift stores also have great old jewelry that can be sewn or glued on to cardies or shoes for an amazing, unique look.
- Because it was radio, he could presumably turn up for work in an old cardie.
- He was wearing his beige cardy.
- My big find was this great cardi.
- My children will be wearing slippers and cardies and getting old before me.
- On a cold day, I often long to offer them my cardie to stop them from turning blue.
- The nights are drawing in, but you may not be ready for big cardies and bowls of plum crumble just yet.
- If it is a sunny day, we may have to put on a cardie.
- Don't wear them with a long cardie like you did with skinny jeans.
- I sighed and said I would just have to bring an old cardy in.
- I was wearing a cardy earlier.
- This season's dress or pretty skirt and cardi will travel well from day wear to night-time.
- I saw this little cardi, and thought it would be so great for her!
- Are you man enough for a cardie?
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