knickers

IPA: nˈɪkɝz

Examples of "knickers" in Sentences

For his final event, Lodwick competed in knickers, a Norwegian ski club sweater and a necktie.
Would it be fair to say she is a pig in knickers?? on December 21, 2007 at 3: 24 pm | Reply Stocking
I think that buying coloured knickers is perhaps a metaphor for my larger state of mind at the moment.
Happy to see the tradition of Hannah Spearrit in her knickers is being continued. #primeval The Egyptian stuff ... wince.
Though I don't quote lyrics in this chapter, the song they dance to in their knickers is called Sway and it's the Julie London version.
PS I had a look for a picture of aman in knickers by way of humour. .yeeeesh, Bough was clearly not alone in his peculiar predelictions.
I agree that anyone who used the term underpants to describe french knickers is not portraying your “voice” properly to the average american.
On these journeys, it was his custom to dress in knickers or shorts and to go into remote villages and other places not usually touched by people on a grand tour.
In Britan (& Ireland) knickers is used as a term for everyday underwear (i.e. cotton etc) while French Knickers denotes a totally unique style, shape and allusion.
On being paparazzied: "I don't want to fall over; I just want to get to my car, because if I fall over, someone's going to shove a camera lens up my skirt and get a picture of my knickers, which is kind of not cool."