romper
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- noun
- /ˈrɑːmpər/
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monos
- My daughter loves to wear her bright pink romper when she plays outside.
- a denim romper
- a pink romper
- wearing a romper
Another bandana, then a romper and a dress.
- Another bandana, then a romper and a dress.
- This is like a romper thing from Urban and I love it.
- I love rompers I love play suits, I love jumpsuits.
- So I can't wait to style this plain black romper here.
- So I ended up wearing actually a pink romper.
- But this is like her birthday romper suit like her little cute little romper.
- This is a neon yellow romper and again, it feels like really high quality.
- So hat romper, let's see it.
- This was a little what do you call this romper?
Examples
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I put on my cutest romper, even made it to brunch in a timely fashion, and headed over to Dolo with my ladypals only to discover that everyone was off YOLOing elsewhere!
Blog text (13) -
So I can't wait to style this plain black romper here.
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But this is like her birthday romper suit like her little cute little romper.
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This is like a romper thing from Urban and I love it.
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OK, Next up is this red romper from Zara.
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This is a neon yellow romper and again, it feels like really high quality.
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So Next up, I have a romper and this is like a nude pink beige color.
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She was wearing a vivid pink romper and an armload of bangle bracelets that jingled when she sat down.
Fiction book (1995) -
All these things Cora turned over in her mind as she buttoned her two-year-old son into clean rompers, combed her daughter's hair, settled the navy blue sailor on her own light brown hair, and lifted bags down from the hat rack and pulled them out from under the seat.
Fiction book (1992) -
The toddler ran around happily in her new dinosaur-print romper at the park.
Synonyms
A one-piece outfit for babies and toddlers with short legs for easy movement
Compounds
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Etymology
Romper as a piece of clothing comes from the older phrase romper suit, a simple outfit made for children to 'romp' in; that's why a romper is a one-piece play garment that lets a child move and play easily.