camisole
- noun
- /ˈkæmɪˌsoʊl/
- I noticed that her black camisole had lace trim along the edges.
- silk camisole
- lace camisole
- camisole underneath
Mum, can you tell us a black camisole with silver opening?
- Mum, can you tell us a black camisole with silver opening?
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 woman's short sleeveless top with thin straps worn under clothes or alone
A piece of clothing worn under other clothes like socks or an undershirt
Clothes you wear next to your skin under other clothes
A lightweight sleeveless top worn under clothes or alone
A short sleeveless piece of underwear women wear under 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
Clothes worn next to the skin under other 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.