"cardi" is an acceptable spelling of the word "cardi" which is slang for "cardigan".
You can use it in casual or informal contexts. Example sentence: "I'm so chilly, I'm going to grab my cardi and put it on."
After so long repressing her true self, you could forgive her for not wanting to look like a regular 65-year-old woman – for wanting to go the glamorous route and not, say, be sitting there in a cosy cardi, without her rollers in.
They also allow you sort of wear two outfits in one – layering a cardi over a blouse, for example – and that totally trumps sweaters.
An article in the British Daily Telegraph claimed, "It's goodbye to the tweed skirt and cardi and hello to the silk and sarong-clad librarian of the Nineties," but also acknowledged that librarians "do need to change our image".
From £15, debenhams.com 5. Laura Ashley No wonder this cardi is so comfortable – it's got cashmere in it.
2. Mamas & Papas This limited edition, chunky knitted jacquard cardi features zig zag intarsia knit, button fastening and a shawl collar.
When O'Riordan re-emerges she has swapped her jeans and cardi for a black puffball tutu which she looks incredible in.
I like the idea of a knitted blazer although I have yet to find one – we could call it the cardi-blazer and name a new cocktail after it.
Absent, too, is the strange affection that underwrote John Hodge's script for Trainspotting, making Filth and its core characters hard to like, despite the sturdiest of supporting casts (Eddie Marsan's bottle-eyed cardi-man and Shirley Henderson's desperate housewife are particular fine) and an admirable fidelity to the spirit of the novel.
Jacquard knitted jacket cosstores.com, £59 Relaxed yet elegant, this cardi/jacket looks chic worn with dark greens, aubergine and taupe colours.
And that's all I'll say about that!" Sotomayor and her circle take a casual barn-raising approach: one day, Sotomayor had offered to drive her friend Margarita Rosa's daughter to college, but the stuff didn't fit in Sotomayor's Saab convertible, so she called her friend Dawn Cardi, who drove in from Brooklyn with bigger wheels.
Her lawyer, Dawn M. Cardi, argued that the attack was not premeditated, and that Ms. Siddiqui was trying to escape from custody because she was "petrified and frightened about being tortured, about being sent to Guantánamo".
