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bathing costume

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bathing costume [ˈbeɪðɪŋ]
n
(Clothing & Fashion) another name for swimming costume
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Noun1.bathing costumebathing costume - tight fitting garment worn for swimming
bikini, two-piece - a woman's very brief bathing suit
garment - an article of clothing; "garments of the finest silk"
maillot, tank suit - a woman's one-piece bathing suit
bathing trunks, swimming trunks - swimsuit worn by men while swimming

bathing costume bathing suit
noun swimming costume, bikini, cossie (informal), swimming togs (informal), trunks, swimsuit, swimwear, swimming trunks She wore a one-piece white bathing costume.
Translations
bathing costume bathing suit ncostume m da bagno
bathing costume bathing suit ncostume m da bagno


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Not that the film doesn't have its share of broad laughs - none bigger than when Jerry, forced to distract the smitten Jean-Pierre while Steve sets up his sting, emerges from a hot tub wearing nothing but a bathing costume of the nasty Frenchman's choosing.
Listeners familiar with early bathing costumes from old photos will find this chapter easy to follow, entertaining and educational, particularly when addressing the weight of the wet material and impracticality of design.
The dancers (clad in black-and-white period bathing costumes by Santo Loquasto) seem at times to be the performers, at times the audience, in an end-of-pier romp to various early-twentieth-century rags, played in D.
 
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