nighty

[ nahy-tee ]

noun

, plural night·ies.

1. a variant of nightie.

Example Sentences

If he had an inch or so more of upper lip, I'd gamble on that critter with the pink nighty and the baskets on his feet.

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You was so late we all got a kinder worried, and Mamie come right down in her nighty, just before you come in.

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His Lordship had no time to slam the windows up, before the coach lay wallowing in a bog of nighty blackness.

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Here once on a warm night Holly had appeared in her 'nighty,' having had a bad dream, to have the clutch of it released.

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And Araminta ran upstairs and got her nighty and her little flannel gown.

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