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catsuit

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cat·suit  (ktst)
n.
A tight-fitting one-piece garment for women usually made of leather or a synthetic fabric such as spandex and covering the torso, legs, and sometimes the arms.
catsuit [ˈkætˌsuːt]
n
(Clothing & Fashion) a one-piece usually close-fitting trouser suit
Translations
catsuit [ˈkætsuːt] N → traje m de gato
catsuit
n → einteiliger Hosenanzug
catsuit [ˈkætsuːt] n → tutina-pantalone elasticizzata
catsuit [ˈkætsuːt] n → tutina-pantalone elasticizzata
catsuit, cattail cat


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Zayra Alvarez: The sassy Puerto Rican songstress has frequently stolen the show, and revealing outfits like her skintight blue catsuit have sparked bawdy conversation with the boys.
IT'S A LONG WAY TO THE TOP IF YOU WANT TO ROCK 'N' ROLL `SUPERNOVA' ... by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
The fourteen portraits in this room were all of people extravagantly dressed and posed, here in lame catsuit, there in houndstooth and loden cape, here blending into an English-style garden, there pumped up like a feminized Schwarzenegger.
"Eye to Eye": Sean Kelly Gallery by Frankel, David / Artforum International
Thus Schaufuss steered clear of the copyright minefield, though for all intents and purposes, the new story mirrors Presley's life--the army, the drugs, woman problems, self-destruction--and at one point, the hero-dancer wears a white-sequined, flare-legged satin catsuit and sunglasses.
SCHAUFUSS'S ELVIS BALLET HAS LEFT THE BUILDING by Willis, Margaret / Dance Magazine
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