tights
noun (used with a plural verb)
Origin of tights
Examples from the Web for tights
Contemporary Examples of tights
Action Comics No.1 is the book that ushered in the golden age of superheroes in tights.
When Smallville premiered in October 2001, its creators had one rule: “no flights, no tights.”
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The spread even goes as far to credit the brand of tights that its fictitious Sanmoa uses to hang herself with.
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You look down and see you're only wearing tights, tights that have severe rips and runs up and down the leg.
They may be allowed to keep sweaters or tights, but only in dark colors.
Historical Examples of tights
See him in tights you'd think he could slip through a wedding-ring.
Captain Desmond, V.C.Maud Diver
It was not very heavy: tights, spangled skirts, faded flowers.
The Bill-ToppersAndre Castaigne
You wear the tights and silken hose of last evening's banquet.
BurlesquesWilliam Makepeace Thackeray
And on the first opportunity he did get into tights, viz., as the brigand.
Pickwickian StudiesPercy Fitzgerald
The tights, however, should be worn only when one is out of doors.
The Woman BeautifulHelen Follett Stevans