Costumers [noun]

Beautiful girls will happily unbuckle their communist suits and dress up in old silken low-necks, hired from a costumer.

Should your property be a romantic drama or a comic opera, however, you have a conference with a costumer.

It is to be a costume masquerade, and Mitchel has promised to send all of the men to his costumer for their dresses.

He gave the costumer a letter which he had received from Mitchel, dated at Philadelphia yesterday.

If dresses cannot be procured at a costumer's, cheap material can be made up for the occasion, and will look quite pretty.

This morning I am going to talk to the electrician and the costumer and the scene painter.

Meanwhile, the Costumer sat up in the tree, eating cherries, and throwing the stones down.

You can decide at the costumer's and dress there; it's within a few steps of the Opra.

Not yet; but I shall see her before long, as we are all to sup together; Freluchon arranged it all at the costumer's.

Now I have got to send all this stuff back to the costumer; another messenger to pay!