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Definition of camiknickers in English: camiknickersplural nounˈkamɪnɪkəz British A woman's one-piece undergarment which combines camisole and French knickers. Example sentencesExamples - Matylda hurriedly pulled her evening dress over her head and slid out of her velour camiknickers.
- Her camiknickers are made up of the same grey-green silk trimmed with black lace.
- I have always had to lengthen the shoulder-straps of my camiknickers so that the gusset is not pulled up too tightly for comfort.
- The stylist obliged with some elegant silk camiknickers and realised there must be lots of large women out there with the same problem.
- The restrictions included advertisements with ‘sexual’ overtones, including images of camiknickers and of course birth control devices.
- This pair of appliquéd silk camiknickers is part of a trousseau for her second marriage in 1940.
- Twelve clothing coupons were issued to us each year, which we spent on French knickers, camiknickers and grey silk stockings, so that we felt a little more feminine when off duty.
- Nearby a store dummy was wearing the camiknickers, so I asked a sales assistant to hold up the black teddy, to compare the items.
- An electronic sweep of the Palace had found bugging devices concealed in the most bizarre locations - flowerpots, bedpans, jodhpurs, a pair of lovingly restored Victorian camiknickers, and even implanted in one of the ears of the royal corgis.
- The tone is set when the lights go up on a politician in camiknickers and fishnet stockings.
- Lightweight camiknickers gave a feminine edge to the new boyish chic.
- These rare one piece camiknickers have lace on the pantaloon style pantalets.
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