Ancylostoma duodenale, Necator americanus. Larvae hatch in warm, moist soil. Skin contact --> larvae penetrate --> blood --> lodge in pulmonary capillaries and alveoli --> larvae coughed into oropharynx --> swallowed --> attach to mucosa of small intestine --> mature and suck blood.
A shift dress is a simple, short, above-the-knee dress. The bust is fitted with darts, and the skirt is either cut straight or with a narrow A-line. The dress doesnât provide any definition to the waist, and the neckline is usually a fairly high scoop neck or boatneck. A shift dress is typically sleeveless, although short-sleeve and long-sleeve versions are also popular. A shift dress can be created in a variety of styles.
Night shift is attested from 1710 in the sense of garment worn by a woman at night (see shift (n.1)); meaning gang of workers employed after dark is from 1839. Night soil excrement (1770) is so called because it was removed (from cesspools, etc.) after dark. Night train attested from 1838.