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yukata

n. a kind of light kimono.

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Yukata

A is a Japanese garment, a casual summer kimono usually made of cotton or synthetic fabric, and unlined.

Usage examples of "yukata".

She took her time about it, letting the hot water relax her tensed muscles, and emerged to wrap herself in a yukata just as the screen went blank, signaling that the program had completed its run.

I took an excruciatingly hot bath, then slipped into one of the cotton yukata the hotel had thoughtfully provided.

The woman was beefy with huge forearms, her yukata brief, nothing under except a loincloth and she strode purposefully towards him with a flat smile, motioned him to squat on the stool.

She took his hand and placed it inside her yukata on her breast, leaned over and kissed his shoulder, forewarned to be careful of the wound in his arm that a courageous shishi had given him.

Hoag wore a patterned, belted yukata, white shoe-socks on his feet and Japanese clogs.

They were loping down a back alley, Hoag leading, still in his yukata, but now wearing his boots, Babcott close behind, the Sergeant and ten soldiers following, all of them armed.

Hiraga nodded, drained the last cup then got up, stripped off the starched yukata that all Houses and Inns habitually supplied their clients, and dressed again in the most ordinary kimono of a villager, rough turban and coolie straw hat, then shouldered the empty delivery basket.

As he slipped on his yukata, he asked the masseuse to come back tomorrow at the same time and dismissed her, moved closer to the two swords he had borrowed until the shoya could obtain better, and knelt in a defensive-attack position facing the door.

His back was to the wall, his hand near his sword and he wore a yukata of purple silk.

In the dawn Yoshi slid out of bed and padded through to the outer room, his sleeping yukata tucked up, breath visible in the cold air.

He took off his padded yukata, shivered, and slipped under the eiderdown.

She held his padded yukata for him, then clasping her kimono tightly around her, she opened the shoji door, then the other one, knelt and helped him into straw slippers.

She wore a sleeping yukata, her hair loosened and now she moved closer, delicately bit the lobe of his ear, near the center, where the erotic sites lay.

He felt a little naked in his bare feet and the light yukata he had worn in the spa.

He saw little electric blue explosions erupt from his yukata and he thought his heart would melt, but it had its own built-in surge protector and he survived their dual death.