singlet
- noun
- /ˈsɪŋɡlɪt/
- He decided to wear a simple white singlet while jogging in the early morning.
I'm like, I was more nervous to go wrestle in front of my high school with a little singlet on.
- I'm like, I was more nervous to go wrestle in front of my high school with a little singlet on.
- But if you look at my Instagram, I have photos of you as a young man dressed in a singlet or what?
Examples
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During the hot summer days, he prefers wearing a comfortable singlet to stay cool.
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Each wore a singlet and skirt, nothing blatantly symbolic about the muted colors.
Fiction book (1999) -
The driver walked in, wearing just a sleeveless singlet with his pants.
Fiction book (1993) -
Across the squinting water, lads in singlets are splashing and diving into the lake from the short wooden pier.
Fiction book (1998) -
At the gym, many athletes wear a fitted singlet for better mobility during workouts.
Synonyms
An undershirt worn next to the skin for warmth
A thin shirt without a collar worn under a shirt
A thin top you wear under a shirt to keep you warm
How Warm
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Singlet is made from single and the little ending -let, which means 'little', like in booklet. So a singlet is a 'little single' shirt, a light, often sleeveless top you wear alone for sports or under your clothes for extra warmth.