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pantie (plural panties)

  1. (usually in the plural or in combination) Alternative form of panty
    • 1950, Turnley Walker, Rise Up and Walk, page 32:
      “What a stinking, lousy thing it is,” mutters the pantie manufacturer. “And they don′t know how it works — where it goes — they can′t even see it.”
    • 1966, Jonathan Aitken, Michael Beloff, A Short Walk on the Campus, page 104:
      Another weird American sexual custom which we observed was the “pantie raid”. We had the doubtful privilege of being spectators of two such raids, both instigated by girls.
    • 2010, Valerie Steele, The Berg Companion to Fashion, page 369:
      Beginning about 1934, pantie girdles constituted a staple in the lines of many manufacturers.

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