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Undershirt   /ˈəndərʃˌərt/   Listen
Undershirt

noun
1.
A collarless men's undergarment for the upper part of the body.  Synonyms: singlet, vest.






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"Undershirt" Quotes from Famous Books



... flung Alfred's clothing into his trunk, not observing they were his street apparel instead of stage costumes. The trunk was sent to the depot. When Alfred prepared to follow he was minus everything except a large pair of shoes, thin pants, long stockings and undershirt. There was no time to be lost; grabbing up a large piece of carpet, Alfred wound it around himself and started for the ...
— Watch Yourself Go By • Al. G. Field

... gun and the hat, Malone did not feel exactly chipper. His shirt and undershirt were no longer two garments, but one, welded together by seamless sweat and plastered heavily and not too skillfully to his skin. His trouser legs clung damply to calves and thighs, rubbing as he walked, and at the knees each trouser leg attached and detached itself with the unpleasant ...
— Supermind • Gordon Randall Garrett

... dressed," he thought, and groped his way to the chair where he had left his clothes. He could find only his cotton underwaist and his cotton shirt. His wool undershirt and drawers, his trousers and stockings, and his silk necktie were gone. And so were his leather shoes. Just the lacings lay on the floor. "Mooooo" he seemed to hear a faint sound almost like the little girl's cow ...
— Here and Now Story Book - Two- to seven-year-olds • Lucy Sprague Mitchell

... continued over the bridge all afternoon—a prairie schooner with three oxen, two mules and a bronco pulling it; a prospector in his red flannel undershirt, driving a laden donkey; a hurdy-gurdy troupe on its way to the barbecue; a stage-coach drawn by six half-broken wild horses; an old Spanish settler on a beautiful, black thoroughbred; a late arrival from Oregon, mounted upon a sturdy ...
— Down the Mother Lode • Vivia Hemphill

... father, in a feirce voice. "Here, get away and let me take it in. And as I'm in my undershirt I only hope the ...
— Bab: A Sub-Deb • Mary Roberts Rinehart


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