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[
uhn
-der-weyst
]
un·der·waist
/
ˈʌn
dərˌweɪst
/
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[
uhn
-der-weyst
]
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noun
1.
a blouse worn under another.
2.
such a blouse to
which
other undergarments are pinned or buttoned, worn by infants and small children.
Origin:
1855–60,
Americanism
;
under-
+
waist
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