pyjama
Britishnoun
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of or forming part of pyjamas
pyjama top
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requiring pyjamas to be worn
a pyjama party
Example Sentences
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The woman said she put on her pyjamas and leaned out of the window to call for help, but she said - due to the ongoing Covid-19 lockdown - nobody was there.
From BBC
"You often find me at home in my pyjamas and it's very lonely, so knowing that people are coming in and picking up pieces of my soul essentially, is such an incredible feeling," she said.
From BBC
However, this hearing was primarily about the events of this year – when Delta Force troops forcibly removed Maduro from Venezuelan soil in his pyjamas to face drug trafficking charges in New York.
From BBC
"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.
From BBC
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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