camisole
- noun
- /ˈkæmɪˌsoʊl/
- I noticed that her black camisole had lace trim along the edges.
- silk camisole
- lace camisole
- camisole underneath
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Examples
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Can you toss me my camisole?
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You left your black camisole here.
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Well, perhaps you should buy a camisole or something.
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I only bought a camisole.
Fiction book (1996) -
Underneath, she was wearing a white camisole.
Fiction book (2000) -
I'm glad I tried on the lace camisole and it fitted perfectly.
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I don't have a black camisole.
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She's wearing cut-offs and a white camisole that rides up on her rib cage.
Fiction book (2000) -
In plaid boxers and a camisole, she stumbled out onto the small wooden porch.
Fiction book (2001) -
She wore a delicate white camisole under her sheer blouse.
Synonyms
Clothing you wear under other clothes next to the skin
A thin shirt without a collar worn under a shirt
A piece of clothing worn under other clothes like socks or an undershirt
A woman's short sleeveless top with thin straps worn under clothes or alone
Clothes worn next to the skin under other clothes
Clothes you wear next to your skin under other clothes
A thin top you wear under a shirt to keep you warm
A simple shirt worn next to the skin under other clothes in the past
Clothes worn next to your body, like underwear
A lightweight sleeveless top worn under clothes or alone
A short sleeveless piece of underwear women wear under clothes
How Covering
Surface Forms
Etymology
Camisole comes from the old French chemise, which means 'shirt', and the ending -ole made it a 'little shirt'. So a camisole is easy to remember as a small, sleeveless undershirt often worn under clothes.