Dishabille
71en déshabillé — /ɒ̃ deɪˈzabijeɪ/ (say on day zahbeeyay) adjective in dishabille or undress. {French} …
72bareness — [n] state of being unclothed dishabille, nakedness, nudity, starkness, unadornment, undress; concept 453 Ant. clothed …
73dirty — [adj1] soiled, unclean bedraggled, begrimed, black, contaminated, cruddy*, crummy, defiled, disarrayed, dishabille, disheveled, dreggy, dungy, dusty, filthy, foul, fouled, greasy, grimy, grubby, grungy*, icky*, lousy, messy, mucky*, muddy, mung* …
74naked — [adj1] without covering au naturel, bald, bare, bared, bare skinned, barren, defenseless, denuded, disrobed, divested, exposed, helpless, in birthday suit*, in dishabille*, in the altogether*, in the buff*, in the raw*, leafless, natural, nude,… …
75negligee — [n] nightgown camisole, dishabille, nightdress, nightie, peignoir, robe, teddy, wrap, wrapper; concept 451 …
76nude — [adj] without clothes, covering au naturel*, bald, bare, bare skinned, buck naked*, dishabille*, disrobed, exposed, garmentless, in birthday suit, in one’s skin*, in the altogether*, naked, peeled*, raw, skin, stark, stark naked*, stripped,… …
77Peeping Tom — The lout who looked at Lady Godiva as she rode unclad. One who derives a sexual satisfaction from observing others in the nude or dishabille …
78déshabillé — (also dishabille) ► NOUN ▪ the state of being only partly or scantily clothed. ORIGIN French, undressed …
79deshabille — [des΄ə bēl′] n. var. of DISHABILLE …
80shirtsleeves — noun not wearing a jacket (Freq. 1) in your shirtsleeves means you are not wearing anything over your shirt in hot weather they dined in their shirtsleeves • Hypernyms: ↑dishabille, ↑deshabille * * * shirtsleeves UK [ˈʃɜː(r)tˌsliːvz] US …
