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pyjama

British  
/ pəˈdʒɑːmə /

noun

  1. of or forming part of pyjamas

    pyjama top

  2. requiring pyjamas to be worn

    a pyjama party

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"Every year we do the same thing, right? Everyone gets out their Christmas pyjamas, we watch the same TV shows, we eat the same food," Holly says.

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To which Calum responded: "Are you about to DM the future king of the United Kingdom about me in my pyjamas?"

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If I was raised me in silk pyjamas I could not have made it as a boxer.

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And it's not just sellers of costumes and sweet treats benefiting: candles and pyjama sales were up nearly 20% too.

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It was also her turn for a fashion moment when she was later spotted sitting at her dressing table in leopard-print pyjamas.

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