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maillot

 

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Noun maillot has 2 senses
  1. maillot, tank suit - a woman's one-piece bathing suit
    --1 is a kind of swimsuit, bathing suit, swimming costume, bathing costume
  2. maillot - tights for dancers or gymnasts
    --2 is a kind of
    tights, leotards

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Maillot

Noun

1. A tight-fitting, one-piece woman's swimsuit or ballet leotard.

Example sentence: She wore a stylish maillot while lounging by the pool.

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Noun

2. A jersey or shirt, typically used in cycling or gymnastics.

Example sentence: The cyclist's maillot was brightly colored for high visibility.

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Noun

3. A dance dress, particularly associated with ballet, usually long and typically made of a sheer fabric.

Example sentence: The ballerina elegantly spun across the stage in her beautiful maillot.

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Noun

4. A close-fitting garment for the upper body, generally worn by gymnasts.

Example sentence: The gymnast's maillot showcased her strength and flexibility during her performance.

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Adjective

1. Popular or commonly known; denoting something widely favored or recognized.

Example sentence: The singer's new album became a maillot hit, topping the charts in multiple countries.

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Adjective

2. Relating to or originating from a specific local area; denoting something specific to a particular region.

Example sentence: The restaurant is famous for its maillot cuisine, serving traditional dishes from the region.

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