a shirt or similar top with long sleeves

to watch with folded arms; to look on without lifting a finger

the sleeve of a garment

small and compact enough to be carried in a pocket, typically referring to books, tools, or devices

a shirt, T-shirt, or top characterized by having short sleeves

to storm off in a huff

protective covers or detachable sleeves worn over the arms to keep clothing clean or protect the skin from sun and abrasion

armband (e.g. as part of uniform or to show status)

having clean hands and being unsoiled by corrupt practices, typically used to describe an honest government official

flowing sleeves (part of a traditional Chinese theatrical costume)

long sleeves help one dance beautifully; having the resources or connections to succeed in any endeavor

a spring-loaded arrow concealed in one's sleeve

an identification band or badge worn on the sleeve of a garment

A euphemism for male homosexuality, originating from a story about Emperor Ai of Han cutting off his sleeve to avoid waking his sleeping lover, Dong Xian.

sleeve cover

the part of a garment that covers an arm; sleeve

to swing one's sleeves in anger; to leave a meeting or conversation abruptly in a huff

honest and incorruptible (idiom)

a small-format, pocket-sized book or paperback edition

to roll up the sleeves

a person who provides moral, spiritual, or ideological guidance to a nation, church, or organization

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a person of unusually small stature; a little person or dwarf

a compact, portable personal audio playback device, such as a walkman

to push up or roll up one's sleeves