Pyjamas
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drowseys /ˈdraʊziz/
plural noun
pyjamas that are worn as daywear.
[a blend of drowsy + jerseys.]
jalopyjamas /ʤәˈlɒpәˌʤɑːmәz/
plural noun
threadbare nightclothes.
[a tiakler of jalopy + pyjamas.]
jamblanks /ˈʤӕmblӕŋks/
plural noun
bedclothes worn as pyjamas.
[a blend of pyjamas + blanket.]
kipslip /ˈkɪpslɪp/
noun (plural kipslips)
a nightdress.
Semordnilap: pilspik
[from informal kip ‘a sleep’ + slip.]
parmijamas /ˌpɑːmɪˈʤɑːmәz/
plural noun
nightclothes made of eggplant, cheese and tomato.
[a blend of parmigiana + pyjama.]
pyjamaforte /pәˌʤɑːmәˈfɔːteɪ/
noun (plural pyjamafortes)
a sleep garment that has loud colours to cause insomnia.
Preparing for his all-night cram-session, George donned his pyjamaforte and opened the algebra textbook.
[a blend of pyjama + Italian forte ‘loud’.]
pyjingeramours /pәˌʤɪnʤәˈrɑːmәz/
plural noun
clothes in which to food fight while asleep.
[a blend of pyjamas + ginger + armour.]
pyrojamas /ˌpʌɪrәʊˈʤɑːmәz/
plural noun
sparkthready pyjamas.
[a blend of pyro- + pyjamas.]
pyromas /pʌɪˈrәʊmәz/
plural noun
fireproof pyjamas.
[from pyro- + pyjamas.]
sleepsuit /ˈsliːpsuːt/
noun (plural sleepsuits)
a set of streamlined pyjamas that allows you to go very fast asleep.
slipes /slʌɪps/
plural noun
pyjamas.
[a blend of sleep + stripes.]
thickjams /ˈθɪkʤӕmz/
plural noun
warm pyjamas.
[a blend of thick + pyjamas.]