Crossword clues for playsuit
Wiktionary
n. 1 A one-piece stretch garment worn by very young children 2 A one-piece item of clothing for women. 3 A one-piece undergarnment for women.
WordNet
n. a sports outfit for women or children; usually consists of shorts and a blouse
Wikipedia
A playsuit can be:
- Playsuit (children's clothing), a child's one-piece garment
- Playsuit (ladies' clothing), a garment similar to a jumpsuit, but with short legs
- Playsuit (lingerie), a women's undergarment
In the context of children's clothing, a playsuit is a one piece garment worn by small children. It is very similar to a one piece blanket sleeper, except that foot coverings are not usually incorporated into the garment. Some designs are quite creative, and double nicely for costumes.
Category:Children's clothing Category:One-piece suits
A playsuit is an item of lingerie consisting of an all in one design where the top half, similar to a negligee, is joined to the bottom half, similar to a panty or shorts. The playsuit also exists in mainstream fashion as a type of garment. Typically a shorter version of the jumpsuit, it was popular in the 1970s, and was usually made from silky fabrics for evening wear, or jersey and terry-toweling for casual summer wear. Since 2006, the playsuit, jumpsuit and catsuit has had a resurgence in mainstream fashion.
A playsuit is a type of garment. Typically a shorter version of the jumpsuit, it was created in the 1930s in New York as a stylish piece of sportswear. It went in and out of fashion through to the 1970s, and was usually made from silky fabrics for evening wear, or jersey and terry-towelling for casual summer wear. Since 2006, the playsuit has had a resurgence in mainstream fashion
Usage examples of "playsuit".
The boy wore a black cape and top hat over his Little Lord Fauntleroy playsuit, and the table in front of him featured a bowl of fire, a houlette of cards, and a winsome bunny who seemed to be winking broadly.
They stood crouching and gaping at us, both in blue playsuits, blending with the mountain blossoms.