hoody
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2.6
- noun
- /ˈhudi/
- UK
:
sudadera con capucha
- After coming home from school, I love to change into my comfortable hoody for the evening.
- wearing hoodies
- fleece hoodies
- hoodies and jeans
I saw this IMGA cropped hoodie and I love IMGA.
- I saw this IMGA cropped hoodie and I love IMGA.
- This one is a hoodie and it is an elf hoodie.
- I've got a few white hoodies next door at the office.
- Like I think you're tie dyed hoodie is fucking rad.
- I wore just like pyjamas, A hoodie and pyjama pants.
- I would probably go with jeans and a hoodie and tennis shoes.
- I'd probably tuck it in just in case the hoodie itself goes up.
Examples
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I'm in a black hoodie like this.
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Are you ready to get this sold out hoodie award show started?
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Something very safe about hoodies and I like them.
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We're actually looking for a box with the staff hoodies in it.
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I have had my eyes on one of those hoodies.
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I definitely live in the same few shirts and hoodies the vast majority of the time.
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I would probably go with jeans and a hoodie and tennis shoes.
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This is just simply a khaki hoodie, and I really like it.
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I, like everyone else, look forward to the advent of fall for several reasons: boots, hoodies, fires, and soup.
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Hey, we got some Free Surfer hoodies at the end of the hall there, if you're getting cold.
Synonyms
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1.0
A warm knitted top with long sleeves that you pull on over your head
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1.0
A loose long-sleeved top made of thick cotton that people wear for sport or casual wear
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1.4
A casual soft sweatshirt with a hood worn for warmth
A warm comfortable sweatshirt with a hood for relaxing or casual wear
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Hoody comes from hood (a cover for the head) plus the ending -y that makes it a thing; so a hoody is literally a garment 'with a hood', perfect for warmth and comfort.