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French knickers

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plural noun

  1. women's wide-legged underpants

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Indeed, as far as I am aware, he only has one speech – the one where we’re going to sell French knickers to the French, sparkling wine to the Italians, naans to the Indians and so on.

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Naturally she's a designer now as well, with the Rosie for Autograph collection of luxurious silk lingerie sets, camisoles and French knickers due to hit the stores in the autumn.

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From balconette bras to pretty French knickers, shaping slips to beautifully detailed bodies, M&S has something to suit every women, every time.

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