cami
- noun
- /ˈkæmi/
- Informal
- For this set, I wanted to do a sweet cami and high-waisted shorts that could be worn together or as separates.
- lace-trimmed cami
So the cardigan, obviously this little vest, cami top and the trousers.
- So the cardigan, obviously this little vest, cami top and the trousers.
- She's wearing shorts with her ass exposed and gets into a cami, as some women call it.
- The next thing I got is just this like little cami.
- Like a khaki cargo short, I believe it was or maybe a Capri, but it was like not a pant with a white cami.
- So my next tip for you guys is to sleep in a tight cami or something that's going to just keep your boobs nice and up, nice and up.
- I would maybe do this skirt with a cami and a blazer instead of this full like stark white bodysuit or maybe a different color.
- It's a little cami dress, like very just simple and nice for hot weather.
- And I feel like the instructors know it dries and that's camis are like stuck to the side of your sack.
Examples
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You've seen a woman in a cami?
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OK and here is the cami styled up with jeans.
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It's a little cami dress, like very just simple and nice for hot weather.
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Another item I got yesterday is just this little black cami and it's this very kind of just loose flowing material.
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I'll bet you look hot in your velvet cami.
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Again, strappy cami style goes on and on and on and on and on and on.
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So the cardigan, obviously this little vest, cami top and the trousers.
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I love to pair my boots with leggings and a long cardigan or thick sweater with either a cami or a shirt with a scarf.
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I picked up one thing from Nordstrom Rack and it's this tank top by the brand Socialite, and it is a velvet and black lace kind of cami tank top.
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She wore a stylish cami under her sheer blouse for added coverage.
Synonyms
A tight shirt without sleeves that has wide shoulder straps
A thin sleeveless top with narrow straps that women wear under clothes
A lightweight sleeveless top worn under clothes or alone
Compounds
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Etymology
Cami is short for camisole, which comes from the old word camisia meaning 'shirt', and it originally meant a small, light shirt. So a cami today is a small, sleeveless top often worn under clothes or as a light shirt.