sweats

/ swɛts /

plural noun

1. sweatshirts and sweat-suit trousers

   jeans and sweats

Example Sentences

Jim had to cajole me, as it was already late, and I was lounging around in sweats, book in hand.

From The Daily Beast

I wore brown sweats, a Santa hat, white gloves, and brown makeup on my face.

From The Daily Beast

The lean and athletic Katniss was dressed in sweats and halfway through the extensive process of putting on her face.

From The Daily Beast

They could be pajama bottoms, sweats, fleece kind of things.

From The Daily Beast

Between the black sweats and her yellow-and-black lace top, Britney nails the queen bee with attitude look.

From The Daily Beast

His agony becomes so extreme, that he sweats great drops of blood, and so profusely, that it even falls upon the ground.

From Project Gutenberg

Why, when the hull's cold it sweats, you know—water runs down the inside—condensation really, I suppose.

From Project Gutenberg

That man Wilson simply sweats the stuff day and night, drenches us with it—till we stink like a church of Easter lilies.

From Project Gutenberg

That is the way a dog sweats, and Prince Jan's mouth was clamped together by the muzzle.

From Project Gutenberg

The disease is never accompanied with colliquative sweats or diarrhœa.

From Project Gutenberg