long underwear

American  

noun

1. a close-fitting, usually knitted undergarment with legs reaching to the ankles, as a union suit, worn as protection against the cold.

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Example Sentences

These novels will make you feel better about bypassing resort wear for what companies, for some reason, insist on calling a “base layer,” but you and I can still think of as long underwear.

From New York Times

The post also recommends keeping your legs warm with fleece-lined leggings or a pair of long underwear under your pants.

From Seattle Times

Britain was thanked to the tune of The Clash’s punk classic “London Calling,” while Canada received gratitude for sniper rifles, howitzers, armored vehicles - and long underwear.

From Washington Times

We quickly added layers: long underwear, puffy down jackets, gloves, beanie caps.

From Los Angeles Times

I wear long underwear, a knit hat, wool socks, and often a hoodie with the hood pulled up to keep my neck warm.

From Seattle Times