undergarment
an article of underwear.
Origin of undergarment
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How to use undergarment in a sentence
Firstly, all men’s leggings on the market are designed as an undergarment rather than a standalone piece.
When, in 1968, the president of the undergarment manufacturer Playtex learned that his own wife had thrown away her girdles, the end seemed nigh.
If you love your workout gear, thank the girdles and Flexatards of the past | Danielle Friedman | February 15, 2022 | Popular-ScienceThe researchers had an opera singer perform while wearing an undergarment made from their fibers.
There’s nothing overly flashy about the brand’s garments, and this undergarment is no exception.
The deal gives more credibility to the young brand, which bills itself as providing functional undergarments that both shape and stretch with their wearer.
But Shrier noted that undergarment trends tend to “ebb and flow.”
Kate Middleton’s “Bottomgate” Shows Why Women Still Need Slips | Keli Goff | May 28, 2014 | THE DAILY BEASTBut if you have to travel all the time in dresses, wearing a tight undergarment may not be ideal.
Kate Middleton’s “Bottomgate” Shows Why Women Still Need Slips | Keli Goff | May 28, 2014 | THE DAILY BEASTThe pointy undergarment reached its teleological conclusion in 1990, when Gaultier designed the rocket cone bra for Madonna.
The crusene was a fur coat, while the serc or smoc seems to have been an undergarment and probably sleeveless.
The fashionable sleeves were tight to the elbow, and from there hanging and narrow, showing a sleeve belonging to an undergarment.
English Costume | Dion Clayton CalthropThey took off her blanket, but left on a little white undergarment.
Unknown Mexico, Volume 1 (of 2) | Carl LumholtzOver her shoulders were the thin strings of an undergarment that Tom thought was generally concealed.
Tutors' Lane | Wilmarth LewisFor answer Bertha took another twist around the stout neck-band of his orange undergarment.
The Man from the Bitter Roots | Caroline Lockhart
British Dictionary definitions for undergarment
/ (ˈʌndəˌɡɑːmənt) /
any garment worn under the visible outer clothes, usually next to the skin
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