underdrawers
an undergarment for the lower part of the body, typically covering at least part of the legs.: Compare drawer (def. 2).
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How to use underdrawers in a sentence
I shall always think of him in his proletarian grey woollen underdrawers and undershirt.
Tramping on Life | Harry KempHe looked as though one gentle shove might send him yodeling down Market Street in his underdrawers.
PRoblem | Alan Edward NourseMadame Putois had begun the basket that Gervaise had brought to her filled with towels, wrappers, cuffs and underdrawers.
L'Assommoir | Emile ZolaMen's shirts were five sous, women's underdrawers four sous, pillow-cases a sou and a half, and aprons one sou.
L'Assommoir | Emile ZolaThe American troops swarmed out in their underdrawers and cartridge belts, and that surprise party turned right about face.
A Woman's Impression of the Philippines | Mary H. (Mary Helen) Fee
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