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panty

American  
[pan-tee] / ˈpæn ti /

noun

plural

panties
  1. panties.


Etymology

Origin of panty

pant(s) + -y 2

Example Sentences

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“I had the worst day. Ripped panty hose, cranky clients, and then the car broke down.”

From Literature

She didn’t have to go to jail over silk panties after all.

From Literature

He also poked fun at Harry Styles' fashion sense, joking: "Women throw their panties at this man, then he puts them on and looks better in them."

From BBC

“You can’t fake this. It’s not a time to put on your big-girl panties and just deal with it. This music is my foundational life journey.”

From New York Times

Bradford told Logan, "You need to get some new underwear, Butterball," something she had discovered after finding tattered panties in the laundry.

From Salon