pajama

IPA: pʌdʒˈɑmʌ

Examples of "pajama" in Sentences

not to mention such great moments in pajama journalism such as memogate!
(Perhaps she might also be interested in a little something we like to call pajama jeans?)
One of the final class projects is an article of clothing, such as pajama pants or a skirt.
When I was in college, there was a guy known as the pajama man because he wore pajamas all the time.
She probably uses them for dust rags, or maybe she gives them away to some girl who sleeps only in pajama bottoms.
I linked to an article in The Village Voice (hardly a right wing media outlet) in their article they listed some comments from some place called pajama media ...
_robe de chambre_, which the girls best liked to call a pajama, and now slipped her feet into a pair of little Turkish slippers, all toe and sole, and opening the communicating door, peered into the library.
Eight-year-old Bruno and his twelve-year-old sister Gretel find themselves alone with their mother in a cold, modernist estate-kept company only by soldiers, a stray inmate servant or two, far-off glimpses of "pajama" - clad "farmers," and a frequent plume of acrid, pungent black smoke.
Now I opine (I have stolen that word from Irvin) that under those circumstances, or something approximating them, such as pajama trousers, or the neglect to conceal that portion of a shirt not intended for the public eye, almost any man of my acquaintance would have made a wild bolt for the nearest bar, hissing like a teakettle.