nightclothes

IPA: nˈaɪtkɫˈoʊz

Clothing worn while sleeping in bed, such as pyjamas or a nightgown, and, when worn over nightclothes, a robe.

Examples of "nightclothes" in Sentences

We crept up the backstairs in our nightclothes, trailed by the sleepy dogs.
In one hospital they were left in nightclothes all day and forced to wear nappies.
Still in her nightclothes, reeking of smoke, and gripping the smoldering diary, Cat rose from her seat to follow Jack.
Wuterich was commanding a group of soldiers who burst into the victims' homes in Haditha and shot women, children and men in their nightclothes.
Ono's security staff say Karsan dropped off a letter and a photograph of Ono in nightclothes to the artist's apartment in New York, where she once lived with the former Beatle.
Laura (southernxyl) says: jc, that makes sense, but if she had verbally objected to having her picture taken in her nightclothes with her head uncovered, could the cop go on and take it anyway?