undershirt |
undefined |
As a noun undershirt
is an upper undergarment with no collar, and with short or no sleeves, worn next to the skin under a shirt; a singlet or (
british ) a vest.
As an adjective undefined is
lacking a definition or value.
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west |
As a noun undershirt
is an upper undergarment with no collar, and with short or no sleeves, worn next to the skin under a shirt; a singlet or (
british ) a vest.
As a proper noun west is
the western]] world; the regions, primarily situated in the western [[hemisphere|hemisphere, whose culture is derived from europe.
innerwear |
undershirt |
As nouns the difference between innerwear and undershirt
is that
innerwear is clothing worn underneath other clothing, nearer to the skin while
undershirt is an upper undergarment with no collar, and with short or no sleeves, worn next to the skin under a shirt; a singlet or (
british ) a vest.
bra |
undershirt |
As nouns the difference between bra and undershirt
is that
bra is a brassiere while
undershirt is an upper undergarment with no collar, and with short or no sleeves, worn next to the skin under a shirt; a singlet or (
British) a vest.
underskirt |
undershirt |
As nouns the difference between underskirt and undershirt
is that
underskirt is a skirt worn underneath another skirt; a petticoat while
undershirt is an upper undergarment with no collar, and with short or no sleeves, worn next to the skin under a shirt; a singlet or (
British) a vest.
taxonomy |
undershirt |
As nouns the difference between taxonomy and undershirt
is that
taxonomy is the science or the technique used to make a classification while
undershirt is an upper undergarment with no collar, and with short or no sleeves, worn next to the skin under a shirt; a singlet or (
British) a vest.
onesie |
undershirt |
As nouns the difference between onesie and undershirt
is that
onesie is a one-piece garment for an infant or small child, generally worn over a diaper while
undershirt is an upper undergarment with no collar, and with short or no sleeves, worn next to the skin under a shirt; a singlet or (
British) a vest.
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