undies
1
7.7
- noun
- /ˈʌnˌdiz/
- Informal
:
ropa interior
- I sat up in bed and did like a big cough and felt like not a gush but like this big wetness and I, I ran to the toilet and my undies were soaked.
And he gets out of bed in his undies.
- And he gets out of bed in his undies.
- You'll get new undies, socks or bralette and pick the style and color or print that feels the most to you.
- Me undies, you undies, US undies, we go match.
Examples
-
It feels like my undies are falling down, but they're not.
-
Yeah, and each month you'll choose new undies, socks or a bralette and pick the style and color or print that feels the most you.
-
I don't think that they'll want your old undies once they get their new undies.
-
You'll get new undies, socks or bralette and pick the style and color or print that feels the most to you.
-
You'll choose new undies, socks, or a bralette and pick the style and color or print that feels the most fun, the most you right.
-
She bought a new set of undies for her vacation.
-
He always makes sure to wash his undies with care.
-
After shopping, she excitedly tried on her new undies in front of the mirror.
Synonyms
507
1.0
Clothes that you wear next to your skin under other clothes
86
4.8
Clothes that women wear under other clothes, often thin and pretty
66
6.5
A very small piece of underwear with a thin strip that goes between the buttocks
28
2.6
A close-fitting piece of underwear for women or girls
7
1.0
A single piece of clothing that you wear under other clothes, usually underpants
3
8.4
A piece of clothing worn under other clothes like socks or an undershirt
1
3.7
Clothes women wear under other clothes, for example bras and panties
Underwear like briefs or underpants
Clothes worn next to your body, like underwear
Clothes people wear under other clothes that cover the area from the waist to the upper thighs
Underwear women wear under their clothes
A type of short, tight underwear that covers the hips and buttocks but not the thighs
Idioms
How Formal
Surface Forms
Morphology
undies = undie (transparent) = undie + s
The plural '-s' is a standard inflection and the base 'undie' clearly refers to underwear, so the meaning of 'undies' is directly recoverable.
Etymology
Undies comes from the word under meaning 'below' and a friendly ending -ies (like in 'doggies' or 'teddies'), so it sounds small and informal. It names the clothes you wear 'under' your other clothes, which is why we use it as a casual word for 'underwear'.