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1. ((used with a pl. v.)) tights
a skintight, one-piece garment for the lower part of the body and the legs, orig. worn by dancers, gymnasts, etc.
2. tights
a leotard with legs and, sometimes, feet.
Etymology: (1825–35)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) tights, leotards
skintight knit hose covering the body from the waist to the feet worn by acrobats and dancers and as stockings by women and girls
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1. (noun) tights
a close-fitting covering for the legs and feet, worn by girls and women
a pair of black tights
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. tights
close-fitting garments, especially for the lower part of the body and the legs
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Sense: a close-fitting (usually nylon or woollen) garment covering the feet, legs and body to the waist
She bought three pairs of tights.
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 Afrikaans: kousbroek |
 Arabic: جَوارِب طَويلَه ضَيِّقَه |
 Bulgarian: чорапогащи |
 Brazilian: meia-calça |
 Czech: punčocháče |
 German: die Strumpfhose |
 Danish: strømpebukser |
 Greek: καλσόν |
 Spanish: medias |
 Estonian: sukkpüksid |
 Farsi: جوراب شلواری |
 Finnish: sukkahousut |
 French: collant |
 Hebrew: גַרבּוֹנִים |
 Hindi: कड़ाई |
 Croatian: tijesne gaće, triko |
 Hungarian: harisnyanadrág |
 Indonesian: celana dalam |
 Icelandic: sokkabuxur |
 Italian: collant |
 Japanese: タイツ |
 Korean: 팬티 스타킹 |
 Lithuanian: pėdkelnės |
 Latvian: zeķbikses; (dejotāja) tri |
 Malay: seluar sama sendat |
 Dutch: panty |
 Norwegian: strømpebukse, trikot |
 Polish: rajstopy |
 Portuguese: meia-calça |
 Romanian: dres |
 Russian: колготки |
 Slovak: pančucháče |
 Slovenian: triko |
 Serbian: hulahopke |
 Swedish: strumpbyxor |
 Thai: กางเกงยืดแนบเนื้อ |
 Turkish: tayt, külotlu çorap |
 Taiwanese: 緊身衣褲 |
 Ukrainian: колготки |
 Urdu: چست کپڑا |
 Vietnamese: quần chật ống, áo nịt |
 Chinese: 紧身衣裤 |
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