I've always led myself to believe that the word, when turned on its side, is intended to resemble the item. The sharp capital 'A' is the pin, the 's' is the gentle folds of the crevat; the 'c' is the Roman numeral for one-hundred, which denotes thread count, the 'o' is the button of your waistcoat, and the 't' represents the amount of "titulation" your fashion inspires.
I find the thread count and titulation are positively correlated; thus, when purchased a three-hundred thread count example, I was indeed wearing an "ascccottt".
[Samuel arrives on the deck, wearing his most extravagant waist-coat and derby hat, which Alice may notice is decorated with his heron feather. He has a bouquet of daisies he picked from the field wrapped in butcher's paper he took from the buffet.]
...Ah! I have arrived!
[Samuel takes her hand in his and raises it to his face.]
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Of course!
[She's waiting outside Carnival, wearing a pink cocktail dress with a loose skirt and a katana.]
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I find the thread count and titulation are positively correlated; thus, when purchased a three-hundred thread count example, I was indeed wearing an "ascccottt".
[Samuel arrives on the deck, wearing his most extravagant waist-coat and derby hat, which Alice may notice is decorated with his heron feather. He has a bouquet of daisies he picked from the field wrapped in butcher's paper he took from the buffet.]
...Ah! I have arrived!
[Samuel takes her hand in his and raises it to his face.]
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You should have brought something sharper. Are daisies dangerous? Sometimes I think they are. I fought with a pillow once. I won.
[She seems perplexed by his weapon choice.]
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The parts are useless if a handful are missing and there's no fuel.
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Oh... That is... I... see...
Though I am not certain I understand...
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