underthings

Novelist Delilah Marvelle took Ms. Carr's seminar twice, at romance conventions in 2006 and 2008, because she was struggling to describe unmentionables, as 19th-century women called their underthings.

How to Undress a Victorian Lady in Your Next Historical Romance Alexandra Alter 2011

Consumer backlash and questions from a newspaper have prompted retailing giant Loblaw to pull a flier for Joe Fresh "underthings" from circulation.

Macleans.ca 2009

The tiles were cool under her feet and she reached first for her underthings, leaning against the banquette as she drew one stocking on, then the next, snapping the garters firmly.

Excerpt: The Postmistress by Sarah Blake 2010

She does not wear uncomfortable clothes— what she thinks of as uncomfortable, such as high heels and garments that bind, or reveal slashes of flesh a middle, a shoulder, a piece of thigh, tiny itchy underthings with too many fasteners.

hair Melissa Corliss DeLorenzo 2011

Rupert Finch, now heavily into preparations to take the St. Andrews cricket squad to South Africa, also made time to catch his girlfriend prance down the runway in her sexy underthings.

William and Kate Christopher Andersen 2011

Rupert Finch, now heavily into preparations to take the St. Andrews cricket squad to South Africa, also made time to catch his girlfriend prance down the runway in her sexy underthings.

William and Kate Christopher Andersen 2011

In our hot summers, I am much cooler in a coton dress, wide straw bonnet, cotton underthings and a pair of sandals than clinging shorts, pants and T's or sleeveless tops.

Alfred Augustus Glendening 1861-1903 2009

"Plainly Dressed" also sells underthings that will go well under dresses.

18th and 19th Century Country Women 2009

Allure is a lovely store full of pricey underthings and a considerate sales staff.

The DC Damsel: Lifting the Ladies: Adventures in Bra-Fitting The DC Damsel 2010

Kwik - Sew has patterns for all kinds of underthings.

Home Living 2009