petticoat (Meaning)

Wordnet

petticoat (n)

undergarment worn under a skirt

Webster

A loose under-garment worn by women, and covering the body below the waist.

The Victorian-era dress had an elaborately layered petticoat that rustled softly with each step.
As the actress danced, the frothy petticoat swirled around her like a frothy meringue.
The mischievous child peeked out from under the torn petticoat, her tiny fingers clutching the torn fabric.
The young lady's petticoat, adorned with intricate lace and embroidery, was a testament to her family's wealth and status.
The old woman's worn petticoat had seen countless days of hard work and humble living.
The bride's white silk petticoat was carefully preserved as a keepsake of her wedding day.
The artist's painting captured the ethereal beauty of the woman's flowing petticoat as it floated in the wind.
The historical reenactment featured actresses clad in authentic petticoats, bringing the past to life.
The vintage boutique specialized in rare petticoats, offering a glimpse into bygone eras.
The young girl's favorite dress was the one with the bright red petticoat that made her feel like a princess.

undergarment worn under a skirtA loose under-garment worn by women, and covering the body below the waist.

sissy, distaff,ladylike, sissified, effeminate, womanly, feminine, girly, girlish,ultrafeminine

virile, mannish, unfeminine, masculine, manly, virile, androgynous, androgynous,unwomanly, manly

The Victorian-era dress had an elaborately layered petticoat that rustled softly with each step.

As the actress danced, the frothy petticoat swirled around her like a frothy meringue.

The mischievous child peeked out from under the torn petticoat, her tiny fingers clutching the torn fabric.

The young lady's petticoat, adorned with intricate lace and embroidery, was a testament to her family's wealth and status.