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grundies

British  
/ ˈɡrʌndɪz /

plural noun

  1. informal men's underpants

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Grundies humiliate rather than hurt.

From Literature

Grundy's name is so ubiquitous in Australia that "Reg Grundies" is commonly used as rhyming slang for "undies".

From BBC

Thus the bloomer was born – although it wasn’t until quite a bit later that someone thought to put a crotch in ladies’ grundies.

From The Guardian

Lots of high-scoring football, mum landing a job on the Jeremy Kyle show as a security bloke and three Italian clerics from the Vatican finally en route to the Cake household to check out the Jesus-faced skiddie on my grundies.

From The Guardian

"Margaret has no Mrs. Grundies," said I, rather indignantly.

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