playsuit
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- noun
- /ˈpleɪˌsuːt/
- UK
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mono
- He dressed his toddler in a cute blue playsuit made of lightweight fabric for their day out.
OK, so this first one is a bando playsuit with scallop.
- OK, so this first one is a bando playsuit with scallop.
- This is for the drama because this is a floral playsuit that doesn't fit.
- This gas playsuit is one of my very few black items that I own.
Examples
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She wore a short black playsuit with stilettos and an eye-catching gold necklace.
Blog text (21) -
For the summer picnic, she chose a comfortable floral playsuit for an easy, stylish look.
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"I start unbuttoning the playsuit.
Fiction book (1998) -
So on day three now and Fraser chose this playsuit from Topshop.
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It's this pale blue pinstripe playsuit with like a cold shoulder detail and also a little bow.
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Now I love playsuits and jumpsuits.
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I had shopped for matching blue playsuits trimmed with lace, washed their clothes, and hung them on the line.
Fiction book (1994) -
I did show it in my hall video, but I've got this little stripy T-shirt on, which is Primark and then this playsuit with like a frilly strap and some tights.
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The little girl wore a bright red playsuit that was perfect for playing at the park.
Synonyms
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A light outfit for children with a sleeveless top and shorts for warm weather
A one-piece outfit for babies and toddlers with short legs for easy movement
How Casual
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1.4
- UK
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5.4
21
1.4
9
2.5
- Archaic
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3.4
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Playsuit joins the words play ('fun' or 'to play') and suit ('a set of clothes'), so it literally means an outfit made for playing or relaxed wear and is often a one-piece garment.