Resembling or having the style and appearance of a blouse, which is a loose upper garment worn by people.
Compound of blouse (from French blouse, originally meaning a workman's smock) plus the suffix -like (Old English -lic, meaning 'of the nature of'). The combination emerged in modern English to describe clothing with blouse characteristics.
The suffix '-like' is one of English's most productive word-building tools—we can add it to almost any noun to describe similarity, which is why blouselike feels instantly understandable even if you've never seen it before!
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