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panty

[pan-tee]

noun

plural

panties 
  1. panties.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of panty1

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Example Sentences

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Her love of the show was evident: she performed the former wearing a “Live from New York” T-shirt and panties with “It’s Saturday Night!” written on the back.

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Matches became far less family friendly, with wrestlers frequently seen bleeding and female stars competing in "bra and panties" bouts which ended when an opponent's costume was torn off.

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Trump, with his playboy reputation, managed to trick a lot of voters into thinking Republicans were finally moving past the decades-long obsession with being the panty police.

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The opening lines say, “She rises in advance of her panties / I can confirm that God actually exists.”

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"We're so lucky to be getting the formidable panty mountain," the charity posted on X, referencing the huge pile of underwear Charli and Billie climb towards the end of the music video.

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