Meanings of pantalettes in English

Indeed, Lily, despite her pantalettes, seemed to have a sporty vein in her.

Her camisole stinks, her pantalettes have the snot of male ecstasy all over them.

Its plumage was snow-white, its bill and legs blood-red; the latter looking like little pantalettes.

Finally he falls through the bosom of his pantalettes.

Tentatively, Sugar pushes William, to shift him off her pantalettes, which he does without demur.

A couple of shifts, some clean pantalettes, stockings, a spare pair of shoes: a suitcase is soon full.

These leather pantalettes are a necessity in a country where poisonous snakes and insects abound in gardens and fields.

A lovely little blue eyed creature with yellow hair plaited into two long tails, white summer frock and embroidered pantalettes.

The red-jackets patrol my bungalow till dark, when they are relieved by soldiers in dark-blue kilts, loose Turkish pantalettes, and big turbans.

For pieces of silver I dressed her sweet confidences in the pantalettes and frills of folly and made them dance in the market place.

Balboa crossed the Isthmus of Darien, and, rolling up his pantalettes, waded into the Pacific Ocean and discovered it in the name of Spain.

She left me standing in a chair, so that I might see my pantalettes in the high-hung glass, and the effect of my balloon-like sleeves.

Virginia would feed the rabbits and run to pick the wild flowers in the fields, and her flying legs would disclose her little embroidered pantalettes.

Then, just before the pantalettes go on, she sprinkles some Rackham's Snow Dust between Sophie's legs, and pats the talc gently onto the sore flesh.

"I'm going to paddle his pantalettes, if he commands a gatling," stated Elliott.

"Mam' Chloe says people ought to think little ladies haven't any legs,-thattheir feet are just pinned to the bottom of their pantalettes."