"hushion" meaning in All languages combined

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  "etymology_text": "Probably from hose and thus cognate to German Höschen.",
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          "ref": "c. 1830-1890, James Nicholson, Jenny wi' the lang pock",
          "text": "Hushions on her bare legs, / Bauchels on her feet, / Seekin' waukrife bairnies / Up an' doun the street!",
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        "a footless stocking"
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          "footless",
          "footless"
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          "stocking",
          "stocking"
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        "a footless stocking"
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