Can someone give me a definition of a "Coquetish Habidash" ? Please forgive me on the spelling, I am competely guessing on that one!
What is a COQUETISH HABIDASH??
Sep 4, 19994 posts by 3 posters
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You're thinking of Kramer's line: "I, a customer, and she a coquettish haberdasher."
coquettish=flirty haberdasher=a dealer in men's furnishings
In article , [email] (JR Dew) wrote:
Excuse me? A dealer in men's *clothing*, I think you'll find.
In Britain, it means a dealer in dress accessories and sewing goods.
What, precisely, are men's furnishings?
Ollie
Both of you are right! Kramer's reference was a HAT STORE! Furnishings and accesories are the SAME in this case! Thanks y'all!
Macy's Mens Furnishings Dept.: Ties, Socks, HATS, Wallets, etc..............all accessories
Oliver Broadway wrote: