support tights
/səpɔrt taɪts/
nountight-fitting legwear that provides support to the legs with compression for improved circulation and reduced fatigue
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fishnet stockings
/fˈɪʃnɛt stˈɑːkɪŋz/
nouna type of hosiery made with an open, net-like pattern resembling the texture of fishnets, often worn for fashion or as a form of lingerie or costume accessory
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knee-high
/nˈiːhˈaɪ/
nouna type of hosiery that covers the foot and lower leg up to the knee
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1. This is a knee-high boot basically.
2. Knee-high means it comes just below the knee.
3. This is a knee-high boot basically.
4. You can have boot socks or knee high socks that you should wear with a boot that came up your leg Dress socks, boot socks, knee-high socks.
5. Team a short skirt with knee-high boots.
crew sock
/kru sɑk/
nouna short, thick, and usually ribbed sock that typically reaches just above the ankle, commonly worn for everyday casual wear or athletic activities
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sock
/ˈsɑk/
nouna soft item of clothing we wear on our feet
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1. I got socks.
2. That one was socks.
3. Yes or no: socks wiht sandals?
4. Socks are from Fort Belvedere with shadow stripes.
5. - We wear socks.
stocking
/ˈstɑkɪŋ/
nouna tight-fitting women's garment made of nylon or silk, covering the foot and leg, sometimes held up by suspenders
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1. Bob: Wear leech stockings!
2. - I have a stocking.
3. The family has hung stockings by the fire.
4. So women donated their stockings to the war effort.
5. - I put up these stockings.
tights
/ˈtaɪts/
nounan item of women’s clothing that tightly covers the lower part of the body, from the waist to the toes, usually worn under dresses and skirts
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1. He was the Robin Hood Men in Tights guy!
2. At FIRST I was like I don't know about that, it's not exactly CAPES and TIGHTS or anything, but we talked about it
3. They have as many TIGHTS
4. How to Put on Pantyhose or Tights.
5. - Tights and I'd have a dance about.
leg warmer
/lˈɛɡ wˈɔːɹmɚ/
nouna type of garment worn over the legs and made of thick, warm material to provide warmth during colder weather
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pantyhose
/ˈpæntiˌhoʊz/
nouna thin legwear for women fitting tight to the hips, legs and feet, worn as an undergarment
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1. It feels like pantyhose.
2. - Otherwise known as pantyhose.
3. no we would call this pantyhose pantyhose
4. no we would call this pantyhose pantyhose
5. You can also put the pantyhose over a brush and brush very quickly.
anklet
/ˈæŋkɫɪt/
nouna short, thin sock that covers only the foot and ankle, similar to a low-cut sock
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1. Some of these excessive gifts include eight Yankee candles, dog and cat calendars, a three-piece Kmart mirror set, one, $200 Kay Jewelers anklet.
2. You can wear the rafiki like a bracelet, like a necklace, like an anklet, or like this cool thing.
3. - That's a very cute anklet.
4. And I also have these cute little bangle anklets, and these are from Forever21, and they give me kind of like a bohemian- beach feel for the summer.
5. We both got - Anklets.
hose
/ˈhoʊz/
nountight-fitting garments covering the legs and feet, usually made of nylon, silk, or a similar material
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1. - Pressurize the hose.
2. - Pressurize the hose.
3. Then pull off the hoses.
4. Bring the hose!
5. Bring the hose!
athletic sock
/æθlˈɛɾɪk sˈɑːk/
nouna type of sock designed for athletic activities, typically features a padded sole, a higher ankle cuff, and moisture-wicking properties
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nylon stocking
/nˈaɪlɑːn stˈɑːkɪŋ/
nouna type of long, thin socks made from a synthetic material called nylon
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ankle sock
/ˈæŋ.kəl ˌsɑːk/
nouna short sock that covers the foot and reaches just above the ankle, commonly worn for casual or athletic purposes
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dress sock
/ˈdɹɛs ˈsɑk/
nouna thin, formal sock worn with dressy footwear, often made of fine materials and featuring patterns or colors that match formal attire
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bobbysock
/bˈɑːbɪsˌɑːk/
nounan ankle-high sock that were popularized in the 1940s and 1950s, often worn with saddle shoes or loafers
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low-cut sock
/ˈɫoʊˈkətˈsɑk/
nouna short sock that sits below the ankle and is typically worn with shoes for casual or athletic activities
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footy
/ˈfʊti/
nouna type of sock or slipper that is designed to resemble a football, often used as loungewear or for fun
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1. We can go in the ute after the footy.
2. It's not a-- - It definitely smells footy.
3. This is Australian football, footy.
4. It's a footy.
5. So in AFL they were a jumper, a mouth-guard, very short shorts to show off those muscles and some footy boots.
