Definition of miniskirt
:a woman's short skirt with the hemline several inches above the knee
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The majority of it, however, was specked with red SALE signs, noting that the red, white, and blue a-line miniskirt was 40 percent off (from $80 to $53.40) and white sculpting mid-rise skinny jeans (from $89 to $36.60).
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Along the next block, young women in miniskirts hawked legal representation to motorcyclists, and across the street Progressive Insurance created a free popup tattoo parlor and barbershop.
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The Saudi government took in for questioning a woman who had allowed herself to be filmed dressed in a miniskirt and crop-top, and with uncovered hair.
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After the miniskirt video surfaced, the religious police referred the case to other agencies to investigate it.
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Also: Saudi police arrested a woman who wore a miniskirt in a video.
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After the miniskirt video surfaced, the religious police referred the case to other agencies to investigate it.
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In the video, which has gone viral since first emerging on Snapchat over the weekend, the woman is filmed walking around a historic fort in a miniskirt with no one else around.
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In the video, which has gone viral since first emerging on Snapchat over the weekend, the woman is filmed walking around a historic fort in a miniskirt with no one else around.
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First Known Use of miniskirt
1962
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