gee-string

American  

[jee-string] / ˈdʒiˌstrɪŋ /

Or gee string

noun

1. a variant of G-string.

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Example Sentences

His fathers before him had worn no clothes, and neither did he, not even a gee-string.

From A Son Of The Sun by London, Jack

The usual fashion in clothes prevailed; gee-string for the men, and short sarong-like skirt for the women.

From The Head Hunters of Northern Luzon by Willcox, Cornélis de Witt

They were always astonished when the Cocopah Indian waited on them at table, for he wore nothing but his gee-string, and although it was an every-day matter to us, it rather took their breath away.

From Vanished Arizona by Summerhayes, Martha

When I had come upon him he was clothed in rough sadak sandals, a gee-string and a tunic fashioned from the shaggy hide of a thag.

From Pellucidar by Burroughs, Edgar Rice