swimsuit
- noun
- /ˈswɪmˌsuːt/
- She chose a bright floral swimsuit to wear at the beach this summer.
- swimsuit competition
- swimsuit portion
And they said just a swimsuit cap and goggles.
- And they said just a swimsuit cap and goggles.
- I don't have a single swimsuit in this color.
- It kind of looks like a swimsuit like it.
- And as a petite girl, I often struggle to find swimsuits that make me feel confident.
- Only one line and if the seam comes open your swimsuit will come completely undone.
- Next up we have this swimsuit, which I'm actually gonna wear today.
- I think it's going to be so cute on over a swimsuit for this summer.
- So that's one comfortable swimsuit bra, so to speak.
Examples
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And then I went to Torrid and I bought this swimsuit, which I love.
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Today I wore my swimsuit under my t-shirt again.
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I also got this swimsuit, which I think is so, so, so cute.
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I went in a swimsuit and a beach shirt.
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I have to buy a swimsuit!
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We'll get you a new swimsuit.
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I want you to buy yourself a new swimsuit.
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Next up we have this swimsuit, which I'm actually gonna wear today.
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I don't have a single swimsuit in this color.
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She's wearing a black one piece swimsuit and she's standing up next to me.
Synonyms
A two-piece swimsuit for women that shows the stomach and much of the body
A piece of clothing you wear for swimming
A brand of tight men's swimsuit often worn for swimming or competitions
Shorts that men or boys wear for swimming
Clothes worn for swimming in a pool or at the beach
A woman's swimsuit with a separate top and bottom
A tight piece of clothing you wear in the water
Tight clothing people wear for swimming at a beach or pool
A one-piece bathing suit for women with shoulder straps and no skirt
Short clothes that men wear for swimming
How Revealing
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Swimsuit is made from the simple words swim and suit, and suit here means a set of clothes, so it really means clothes 'for swimming'. That's why a swimsuit is the garment you wear when you swim.