t-shirt
IPA: tˈisɝt
Root Word: T-shirt
noun
- A lightweight shirt without buttons, usually with short sleeves and no collar. Often made of cotton and frequently bears a picture or slogan.
- (dated) An undershirt.
- Alternative spelling of T-shirt [A lightweight shirt without buttons, usually with short sleeves and no collar. Often made of cotton and frequently bears a picture or slogan.]
Examples of "t-shirt" in Sentences
- The house, in a press release, said the collection was an extension of the idea of t-shirt dressing.
- Can't go fishing with Peter Matthiessen wearing frayed cut-offs and an old Butthole Surfers t-shirt.
- Indeed, the house, in a press release, said the collection was an extension of the idea of t-shirt dressing.
- The only downfall is that many 30. 30s have hard plastic or metal butt plates that can bite the shoulder if he is practicing with only a t-shirt on.
- Hewens said so-called t-shirt agents - or "repatriots" as he also calls them - will never take a t-shirt off someone's back, but only buy them in markets.