panty

[ pan-tee ]

noun

, plural pant·ies.

1. panties.

Word History and Origins

Origin of panty¹

pant(s) + -y ²

Example Sentences

Around the butt the overlapping fabric of the fly gives you a panty line on one side—a minimal price to pay for their functionality, in my opinion.

From Outside Online

Araks, Beatrice Bralett, Aaron Panty in Vermillion, $115, $91.

From The Daily Beast

I was a cheerleader, there to motivate the men with the occasional topless flash and panty-teasing skirt flip.

From The Daily Beast

The Project Runway star and mother of six offers advice to aging women everywhere: Screw the liposuction, buy a panty girdle.

From The Daily Beast

And another voice, quite as well known, said, "Panty; want go own Panty!"

From Project Gutenberg

"Wants my Panty," said the Lamb dismally, and his lip trembled.

From Project Gutenberg