falsie
- noun
- /ˈfɔːlzi/
- Many women find that falsies provide the confidence boost they need when wearing dresses.
- wearing falsies
Examples
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Or what if they were just falsies that one didn't want advertised?
Blog text (23) -
Used daily as recommended, your tube of LiLash will have people asking for up to six months, "Are they falsies, or are they for real?"
Blog text (1) -
After Christmas break that year in 8th grade, a rumor spread that beneath the blue cardigan buttoned to the top, no matter what the weather, Camille was wearing falsies.
Fiction book (2001) -
She decided to wear falsies for the party to enhance her appearance.
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To achieve a fuller look, she always adds falsies to her outfits for special occasions.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Falsie comes from the word false ('not real') with the friendly little ending -ie, so it names a small fake item you wear. A helpful way to remember it is that falsies are pads put in a bra to make breasts look fuller even though they are not natural, which is why the name fits.