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Meanings of pajama in English

Portuguese
pijama
Catalan
pijama

(Usually plural) loose-fitting nightclothes worn for sleeping or lounging; have a jacket top and trousers.

pijama
Usage of pajama in English
1
With the gazillion pajama-wearing users of Google-owned Blogger.com, however, not so much.
Reuters
2
You'll deliver a perfect onscreen performance, even while wearing your pajama bottoms.
Wired
3
She grabbed on to his pajama sleeve and almost fell on him.
To the end of the land
4
He took his glasses off and wiped them on his pajama top.
IT
5
Harlen staggered back, dropped the pajama tops, and leaned against the doorframe.
Summer of Night
6
He's dressed in a thin tank-style shirt and soft flannel pajama bottoms.
Altered
7
She pushed down hard, and the pajama bottoms slipped down her legs.
Hell House
8
In fact he put his pants on directly over the pajama bottoms.
First contact: or, it's later than you think
9
Frayed cotton T-shirts and flannel pajama pants were usually more his thing.
Killer
10
He was already in bed, dressed in pajama pants and no top.
She, myself & i
11
She had on silk pajama pants which were tucked inside alligator-skin boots.
Time After Time
12
You sit up, remembering that you're wearing Ben's T-shirt and pajama pants.
Blackbird
13
He'd put his pajama pants back on, but his chest was bare.
Rock my world
14
She wore a pale blue T-shirt and dark blue cotton pajama pants.
Cold Days
15
She was wearing plaid pajama pants that looked three sizes too big.
Sloane Sisters
16
I pulled my black pajama t-shirt back over my skinny white chest.
Bloodthirsty
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Portuguese
pijama
Catalan
pijama
Pajama through the time
Pajama across language varieties
United States of America
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