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Dungaree — the Hindu goddess living on a Dungar, a moderate size of hill or a small mountain. Usually, temples of goddesses such as Kalka Devi, Vaishno Devi, and Ambaji are on such hills.
Dungaree — a type of onion.
Dungaree — a type of overall.
Dungaree — a type of thick cloth.

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Carhartt - Product - Washed Duck Work Dungaree (82 words)
	This is a very popular --and long-wearing-- 12-ounce 100% cotton duck Work Dungaree.
	You can expect to find all the usual good things that go into a Carhartt dungaree: A full seat and thigh that gives you lots of room for comfort.
	Plus, eight colors to choose from that coordinate well with everything from our plaid shirts and solid T's to our jackets, sweats, and vests.

I am Fashion: SS06 Fashion Trend: Dungaree Dresses (889 words)
	Dungaree dresses are not the easiest things to wear, but there are a lot of ways you can make it fun and trendy.
	The right look shows how dungaree dresses can be incorporated into the haute ballerina look by using simple layers.
	i have a dungaree dress that my mother gave me from her closet that is really cute.

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