bodysuit
- noun
- /ˈbɑdiˌsuit/
- I changed into a black off-the-shoulder bodysuit with long sleeves and a tight black and white striped skirt.
- wearing a bodysuit
- spandex bodysuit
- lycra bodysuit
I have this black bodysuit also from House of CB.
- I have this black bodysuit also from House of CB.
- I guess it's like a bodysuit that has like this cone bra look.
- These are the M&S; responsibly sourced cotton bodysuit vests.
- And then we've got this green Lacy bodysuit with the same like sleeves going on.
- And then I got the plus Kelly cut out bodysuit in Gray.
Examples
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I got this bodysuit because I've seen it on the website and it's been out of stock constantly.
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The gymnast chose a colorful bodysuit that allowed for full range of motion during her routines.
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And this is a bodysuit.
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Yes OK I'm trying on the bodysuit now and I love it.
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I have this black bodysuit also from House of CB.
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And this is the minimalistic bodysuit in black.
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I can't find a bodysuit that actually fits me to save my life.
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OK guys, so I just threw on a little bodysuit in this free people jacket because it's a little chilly outside today.
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It is a black mesh bodysuit from Free People.
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Cindi was part of the crew, dressed in a silvery bodysuit.
Fiction book (1999)
Synonyms
Tight one-piece clothing that covers the body from the neck to the ankles, often worn for dance
A tight, stretchy piece of clothing that covers the torso and sometimes the arms and legs
A tight one-piece underwear that covers the torso and sometimes arms and legs
A tight one-piece outfit that covers the body for dance or performance
How Covered
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Bodysuit is simply the parts body and suit. Think of it as a 'suit', a set of clothing, for your 'body', like a one-piece swimsuit, so it means a close-fitting garment that covers the upper body.