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wardrobe trunk

noun

  1. a large, upright trunk, usually with space on one side for hanging clothes and drawers or compartments on the other for small articles, shoes, etc.


wardrobe trunk

noun

  1. a large upright rectangular travelling case, usually opening longitudinally, with one side having a hanging rail, the other having drawers or compartments
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51³Ō¹Ļ History and Origins

Origin of wardrobe trunk1

An Americanism dating back to 1885ā€“90
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Hefta owned a womenā€™s clothing boutique, the Wardrobe Trunk, and Prigmore owned the Juniper Tree Gallery.

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Thatā€™s part of the reason Carlileā€™s six nominations was one of the biggest stories leading up to the awards show, and the orchestral wallop of ā€œThe Joke,ā€ which saw Carlile belting with a heart bigger than the average pop starā€™s wardrobe trunk, delivered in the clutch.

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Hereā€™s what a typical level looks like: you open up to a room containing a locked wardrobe trunk.

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She expanded it into the Exotic World Burlesque Museum and Striptease Hall of Fame, whose holdings included Jennie Leeā€™s silver-sequined pasties, Gypsy Rose Leeā€™s wardrobe trunk, the cremated remains of the burlesque queen Sheri Champagne and ā€” perhaps the collectionā€™s most curious artifact ā€” a photograph of Lili St. Cyr with Eleanor Roosevelt.

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Basically, the set consists of a big black wardrobe trunk and a couple of boxes that double as bar stools, but to honor the playā€™s setting and theme, Mr. Kemp has created an upstage diorama of stones that seem to be sprouting weeds or wildflowers.

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