waisted
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- adjective
- /ˈweɪstɪd/
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- She wore a stunning red dress that had a waisted design, emphasizing her figure beautifully.
- high-waisted
So I have two pairs of high waisted jeans.
- So I have two pairs of high waisted jeans.
- So then to go with that, we have the matching low waisted legging bottoms.
- I could put this with some high waisted black jeans.
- OK Next up, what do you think about low waisted jeans?
- They are high waisted rainbow trousers.
- But these are high waisted jeans.
- It's high waisted with little cross details down the front.
- These like lime green, high waisted tailored shorts.
Examples
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We have these beautiful high waisted pants.
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So I wear a lot of high waisted jeans in the fall.
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I like my high waisted stuff but it's just really cute.
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I could put this with some high waisted black jeans.
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And then these are French cuts and French cuts are high waisted with a high cut leg.
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But these are high waisted jeans.
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Also because I'm so short, when I wear high waisted things, it makes my legs look longer.
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So I have two pairs of high waisted jeans.
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The first thing I have are these high waisted suede trousers.
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The designer showcased a collection of waisted coats that fit snugly around the middle.
Synonyms
A person or thing with a small, narrow middle part of the body
Having a thin waist
A body shape with a very small waist compared with the rest of the body
Made to match the shape and size of something
Antonyms
Compounds
How Narrow
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Waisted comes from the simple word waist, which means the 'middle' of the body, plus the ending -ed that says 'having'. So a waisted dress or object is one that is narrower or fitted at the middle, which is why we use it for clothes or shapes that show the waist.