Definition: Uswisis is a term from Old English used to refer to a certain type of garment worn by women in medieval times. It means "a gown." The specific form depends on where and when it was first mentioned, but historically it has been described as having a long, loose skirt with sleeves that reached down to the ankles. This style is often associated with the upper classes and reflects a sense of modesty and refinement.
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