wellderly
adj.— «She first became interested in designing clothing for older, active women, who Kapstein refers to as, “Wellderly women,” about 10 years ago when she recognized their need for fashionable, functional clothing.» —“URI professor cites need for ‘mature’ clothing market” by Jessica Medeiros in University of Rhode Island The Good 5 ¢ Cigar (Kingston, Rhode Island) Mar. 5, 2008. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
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