undies

noun

undies

noun

/ˈʌn.dis/

Etymology und(erwear) + -ies.

1

Informal underwear, underpants

  • I hope so because I can't wear the suit without the shirt. I went to go look in my dresser. I found it and got out my undies and socks.2004, T. Fulton, Da Joka: Frisco’s Finest, page 59:
  • Some of us prevent this needless chaotic surge as we hand-wash our uniforms in our sinks or while we shower and, especially, our undies because in this way we are sure of its soapy cleanliness, chlorine scent, microbe safe and heartfelt snuggly sporty.2020, Alex Garcia, Psst! Homie!:
Synonyms
BVDs, drawers, gotchies, gruds, knickers, pants, panties, Reg Grundys, skivvies
Derived terms
get one's undies in a bundle, undieless

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