pantyhose
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3.2
- noun
- /ˈpæn.ti.hoʊz/
- US
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pantimedia
- Many women prefer pantyhose because they provide a smooth look under skirts.
- wear pantyhose
- a pair of pantyhose
- put on pantyhose
But now if you imagine a pair of fishnet pantyhose, right?
- But now if you imagine a pair of fishnet pantyhose, right?
- I said, OK, guys, it's footless pantyhose.
- So you don't need to craft a pantyhose sub irrigated little plant pot.
- So he thought if we could just get a guy brought me this new technology could blow pantyhose into a tube the size of lipstick.
Examples
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The hallway to the left led to the seminar rooms where the pantyhose convention had been held.
Fiction book (1993) -
So I'm a totally new man, and by the way, you both look great in pantyhose.
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And if that cream could work in the pantyhose, others could as well.
Fiction book (1993) -
Did you get those pantyhose?
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"You ought to write a book about a pantyhose convention," one of the guests told her.
Fiction book (1993) -
"Have you ever tried to buy sheer black pantyhose late on a Saturday afternoon during the holidays?
Fiction book (1993) -
You know, there's a new invention called pantyhose that make your life a lot easier.
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The woman has long blonde hair and was dressed in a short red dress, black pantyhose and red high heeled shoes.
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A white uniform, clunky white shoes, white pantyhose, and a cutesy white cap.
Fiction book (1990) -
Nora looked at it and smiled at the sketches of pantyhose-clad legs surrounding the border.
Fiction book (1993)
Synonyms
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9.9
Tight leg coverings like socks or stockings worn in the past
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3.5
Things you wear on your legs, like socks, stockings, or tights
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2.6
A thin close-fitting covering for the foot and leg made of nylon and worn by women
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6.8
A tight one-piece underwear that covers the torso and sometimes arms and legs
How Covering
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word pantyhose comes from two English parts: panty ('underwear') and hose ('stocking'). So pantyhose is easy to remember as 'underwear and stockings' joined in one close-fitting piece of clothing that goes from the waist to the toes.