Tulip

Do some farming, too, near Tulip, Texas.

Yet this is a tulip that the Turks could not buy.

It is well you say it in my tent, thou old tulip.

Oh, my best calico skirt

As weeks of deprivation stretched into months, some resorted to eating tulip bulbs.

I bought a white, pleated skirt.

I'm looking for a warm, woolen skirt.

Janet bought a skirt and a blouse.

My aunt made me a new skirt.

My aunt made me a new skirt.

My aunt made me a new skirt.

My aunt made me a new skirt.

She was satisfied with the new skirt.

Can you show me this skirt please?

The short skirt is out of fashion.

Mary bought a skirt and a blouse.

She doesn't like how the skirt looks.

Pinkie's going to look after the skirt.

I don't want to wrinkle my skirt.

You won't catch me in a skirt.

She turned her old dress into a skirt.

Her blue shoes go well with that skirt.

That was the skirt that Mary bought yesterday.

She doesn't like the look of the skirt.

Mary was the only girl wearing a skirt.

Yards of skirt and way off the shoulders.

Trouble is, this is my only presentable skirt.

You traded the revolution for a woman's skirt!

And it's not bounded in the west by Tulip, Texas or in the east by Somaliland.

I like this skirt. May I try it on?

I would like to try the blue striped skirt.

How much will it cost to mend this skirt?

Pull up your skirt. Mr. Rhett, you is bad.

Right on my pretty pink skirt. Use my hankie.

And then this kind of twist, with this balcony and the skirt, kind of like a ballerina lifting her skirt to let you into the foyer.

Lulamae and her brother had been living with some mean, noaccount people about 100 mile east of Tulip.

What about that skirt of yours? It's still pretty damp.

I have a lovely evening dress with yards of skirt.

A short skirt, some squaw boots, a little bear grease.

I tore my skirt again. Do you have a pin?

They bought a new skirt for me, and baste shoes.

These are tricky puzzles because your first instinct is to say tulip, and then you have to unstick yourself.

I don't need to marry a skirt to make her safe.

Because you're not wasting time, hanging on to the woman's skirt.