puttee
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++put·tee /ˈpʌti $ pʌˈtiː/ noun [countable usually plural] PMADCCa long piece of cloth that soldiers wrapped around each leg from the knee down, as part of their uniform in the past 〔旧时军人的〕绑腿Origin puttee (1800-1900) Hindi patti “long piece of cloth”
put·tee nounChineseSyllable
puttee
put‧tee /ˈpʌti $ pʌˈtiː/
noun [countable usually plural]
put‧tee /ˈpʌti $ pʌˈtiː/
noun [countable usually plural] Date: 1800-1900
Language: Hindi
Origin: patti 'long piece of cloth'
a long piece of cloth that soldiers wrapped around each leg from the knee down, as part of their uniform in the past
Language: Hindi
Origin: patti 'long piece of cloth'