Meanings of pantalets in English

Notice how cute I look in those pantalets-eversee those things before?

The frocks were made shorter, and the pantalets kept them company.

The little girl was most proud, I think, of her pantalets.

Off came pantalets, waist and undercoverings, through the pure, cold water he waded.

The women who could utilize old clothes, made for themselves what were called pantalets.

I'm not going to dress up in Sunday best manners because you wear ruffled pantalets.

They were wearing pantalets shorter now, and she noticed that Lily wore hers very short.

And as for pantalets, there were none left.

And one girl said: I s'pose it's city fashion to wear pantalets that way, but my!

The pantalets were made like a pant-leg, came just above the knee, and were caught and tied.

I'm a dingy old shadow in a daguerreotype picture, in pantalets, cuddled up against my mother's hoopskirt.

Her hair was in four long curls, and she had trimming on her dress, apron, and long pantalets.

Then Victorian hoops which were succeeded by the Victorian bustles, pantalets, black velvet at throat and wrists, and lockets.

It was a pretty picture, and would have been prettier, if they had shown bare little legs, instead of pantalets.

When he returned at the Christmas vacation he had gained ten pounds, was brown and freckled, and looked like a small giraffe in pantalets.

Here, however, she twisted her face into an expression of annoyance-heryears were affronted by the length of pantalets that hung below her skirt.