The
word “kilt” is a derivation of the ancient Norse word, kjilt, which means
pleated, and refers to clothing that is tucked up and around the body. Scottish
kilts originate back to the 16th century, when they were traditionally worn as
full length garments by Gaelic-speaking male Highlanders of northern Scotland.
CLUE NINE : KILT
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Kilt = pleated
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A kilt is a pleated / tucked garment
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Kilt ~ a pleated garment dating from the 16th Century, when they were full length. “Kilt” is derived from the Norse word “Kjilt.” meaning pleated. I do wonder, tho, whether the wearing of kilts dates back much farther to the Greeks and then the Romans. Who can forget Brad Pitt, as the Greek Demi-god Achilles? His kilt had no plaid, tho!
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Kilt was what the highlands were wearing when they found Paige.
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Give me a man in a kilt
A Kilt which was worn as a full body wrap had NINE pleats worn in the garment in the back.
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