in mufti

The man near the top was small, dapper, dressed in mufti.

"I must say, you look all right in mufti."

"In mufti, hidden by the few of us who kept our senses.

Some were in mufti, a kerchief about the head; others wore a uniform.

The men you see are my unit in mufti."

A small trim handsome man in mufti had come out of the southwest suite.

I've always wanted to say I was in mufti."

Neither man identified himself, but there was no doubt they were military, though both were in mufti.

In fact, I think this is the first time I've seen you in mufti.

Could you identify him if you saw him next in mufti?

In mufti and an excuse for being in the halls."

Some were housewives and fishmongers, others soldiers in mufti.

Franks certainly was no modem naval officer or chief in mufti, not with that gut.

The young officers, both dressed in mufti, watched the Party officials with superior and impartial amusement.

'I'm surprised to see every one of you in mufti,' Rose said.

With the band too, being in mufti, one can pick out some of the five ladies who have recently joined the band.

"One of your Franciscan priest buddies in mufti, perhaps.

To George he looked like a red-faced shopping mall Santa in mufti.

Right now, he had the look of a beardless but still jolly Father Christmas in mufti.

It consisted of small units which patrolled in mufti in civilian cars.

There was another consideration which the generals pointed out and which the men in mufti fully appreciated.

I see you are in mufti, went on Stowden, hooking with interest at the dark brown suit.

The pair in mufti carried rifles and had belts heavy with ammunition pouches.

His taste in mufti runs to striped shirts, suspenders and regimental ties.

They were air marines in mufti.