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Meanings of pyjamas in English
Usage of pyjamas in English
1
Nayland Smith leaned against the edge of the dressing-table, attired in pyjamas.
2
His mighty form, attired in pale blue pyjamas, stood in the doorway.
3
Where to buy: best to go for the pyjamas over the suits.
4
Mauve pyjamas and white pyjamas; they were a young and charming couple.
5
Clumsily, he got up and began to change out of his pyjamas.
6
The Hindu tunic had been replaced with masculine pyjamas of violet silk.
7
The robe was better than his stripy pyjamas, but not by much.
8
Flannel pyjamas and cold floors were as Irish as the immersion switch.
9
My grey pyjamas were soaked through and clinging to every crevice imaginable.
10
He had tied the pyjamas round his neck, to carry them easily.
11
Keep the pyjamas, my lady, and much good may they do you.
12
I am sure that is he-themad man who wore those pyjamas.
13
He began to take off his pyjamas, deciding to omit his bath.
14
Then the top of her pyjamas shone out luridly in the torch-light.
15
Helen stood in the doorway, still in her pyjamas, her feet bare.
16
No more night shirts or pyjamas, for our pants are good enough.
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Pyjamas through the time
Pyjamas across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common