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Meanings of thong in English
Minimal clothing worn by stripteasers; a narrow strip of fabric that covers the pubic area, passes between the thighs, and is supported by a waistband.
Portuguese
tira de couro Catalan
tralla Usage of thong in English
1
The thong was evidently better than half divided by the two; bullets.
2
Like a thong stretched taut and released, reality snapped back into place.
3
And no clothing means no clothing: no trunks, no towel, no thong.
4
She steeled herself and untied the rawhide thong that secured the barrier.
5
The Bedouins are fond of attaching a tooth-stick to the neck thong.
6
There are two main forms of these-theLap thong and the Huitfeldt.
7
The bikini trends nobody asked for First there was the high-heeled thong.
8
Then water was poured on the thong and it began to stretch.
9
Just so you know, I'm putting you in a sheer red thong.
10
The only other thing I'm wearing is a small, matching red thong.
11
What I needed was a rawhide thong, but I didn't have one.
12
Suddenly the thong was snapped from his hand, and instantly became taut.
13
The thong itself cut straight across between the points of the arc.
14
The thong was even more difficult to untie with her trembling fingers.
15
There was a snap, as the thong about his neck gave way.
16
The door was fastened by a leathern thong, tied to a peg.
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United States of America
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