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to pajama

7.7

To put on clothes for sleeping or dress someone in them

verb
/pəˈdʒɑːmə/

: poner el pijama

After his bath, he pajamaed himself and got into bed.

Examples

She quickly pajamaed the toddler so he would be ready before the visitors arrived.
The children were already pajamaed when their grandparents arrived for a visit.
She decided to pajama before going to bed.
I love to pajama after a long day.
After his bath, he pajamaed himself and got into bed.
She quickly pajamaed the toddler so he would be ready before the visitors arrived.
The children were already pajamaed when their grandparents arrived for a visit.

Synonyms

pajamaed

vsto pajama

1 5.1

A person who is wearing pajamas

describes the action of putting sleep clothes on someone

to enclothe

vsto pajama

Archaic

9.9

To put clothes on a person or thing

is limited to putting sleep clothes on rather than general dressing

Antonyms

undress

NSFW

5 3.3

The state of wearing no or only some clothes

Compounds

lounging pajama

3.8

A set of soft pajamas you wear at home to relax, not to sleep

How Cozy

onesie

9 3.6

jammies

Baby Talk

1 8.3

to pajama

7.7

nightwear

1 1.4

Surface Forms

pajama infinitive

pajamaed past

pajamaed past participle

pajamaing present participle

pajamas third person singular

Etymology

Pajama as a verb comes from the same root pāy 'leg' + jāma 'clothes', meaning the soft leg-clothes you wear to bed. So, to pajama someone is simply to put those pajamas on them or dress them for sleep.