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Apron

An apron is a garment covering the front of the body, over clothing, to protect the clothing underneath. They have several purposes, most commonly to protect clothes and skin from stains and marks, and also worn as a decoration, for hygienic reasons, as part of a uniform, or as protection from acid, allergens, excessive heat, etc. It can also be used at…

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In the United States

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Apron

Nodes47
Edges46
Triples125
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.042553
Components1

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Apron

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related to history · 25
Apron → Ancient, Blue, Butchers, Butlers, Cobblers, England, English, English Freemasonry, For, French Foreign Legion, Grand Lodge, In, In Europe, Masonic, Middle Ages, Modern, Renaissance, Scottish, Since, Soldiers
related to 1930s – 1940s · 14
Apron → Aprons, At, Dorothy, Food Administration, Great Depression, Herbert Hoover, Hoover, Hooverette, Oz, Pinafore, Since, The, The Wizard, Women
related to Ancient ceremonial aprons · 12
Apron → Ancient Egypt, BCE, Crete, Examples, Fertility, In Central America, In China, Minoan, Monuments, Priests, Tepoxtecatl, These
related to 1800s · 10
Apron → An, During, In England, Popular, Servant, Some, The, They, United States, Wealthy
related to 1950s · 8
Apron → As, Magazines, Many, Post-war, She, The, Two-piece, When
related to Early American aprons · 7
Apron → As, Early, Later, Native Americans, New England, Quaker, Upscale American
related to In the home · 7
Apron → Cheaper, For, However, The, The Wall Street Journal, Today, United States
related to In the United States · 7
Apron → American, Aprons, French, Native Americans, North America, People, The
related to 1980s – today · 6
Apron → DIY, Employees, However, Many, Those, Today
related to Tabard · 5
Apron → An, It, Such, The, UK

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aprons women also bib wore worn dress wear pinafore often clothing time front protect fashion home many long part body

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Apronis agarment covering the front of the body0.90text
Apronis aitem of women's at-home clothing0.90text
Apronis atraditional clothing for cooking and washing dishes0.90text
the United Statesinstance ofCheaper clothes and washing machines made aprons less common beginning in the mid-1960s in some countries0.80text
Apronrelated to 1800sIn England0.60section
Apronrelated to 1800sUnited States0.60section
Apronrelated to 1800sServant0.60section
Apronrelated to 1800sThe0.60section
Apronrelated to 1800sSome0.60section
Apronrelated to 1800sWealthy0.60section
Apronrelated to 1800sThey0.60section
Apronrelated to 1800sPopular0.60section

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