thong
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- noun
- /θɔŋ/
- NSFW
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- She's a shadow in the moonlight except for the white silk of her thong.
- wear a thong
Well, we haven't worn A thong, not yet.
- Well, we haven't worn A thong, not yet.
- Did you ever have one of the thong leotards?
- It's only just after four and the thong is off and the bra is off.
- So looks like that and then little cheeky thong on the back.
- Like ma'am, ma'am, this is the sheer sculpt thong body suit.
- And instead we went with like a thong option.
- So you know if you wanted that thong bikini, she made a thong bikini.
- I I'm hoping it's not knickers and thongs.
Examples
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I'd like to offer them a selection of thongs from Skims.
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We took a photo of me in a Victoria's Secret thong bikini and a push up bra top.
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Have you ever had a thong that is too short?
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Can I get my thong back?
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I loved your thong, by the way.
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When she walked away, I saw that she was wearing a thong.
Fiction book (1997) -
I'm wearing a thong and some other underwear.
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I'm wearing a lacy, pink thong.
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Among them, Iris appeared to float, butterfly-like, in a perfectly fitted turquoise thong.
Fiction book (1998) -
I'm wearing a lacy, pink thong that feels comfortable under my dress.
Synonyms
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7.0
A very narrow strip of cloth worn between the legs as underwear
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9.9
A very small swimsuit or underwear with a thin strip of cloth between the buttocks
Minimal underwear or swimwear with a thin back that shows most of the bottom
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Etymology
The word thong originally meant a thin leather strap (Old English thwong 'a strip of leather'), so a modern thong underwear keeps that same idea: it is just a very narrow strip of fabric. That's why the name fits this minimal style of underwear.