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undershirt

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un·der·shirt  (ndr-shûrt)
n.
An upper undergarment, typically having short or no sleeves, worn next to the skin under a shirt.

undershirt
Noun
US & Canad an undergarment covering the body from the shoulders to the hips
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun1.undershirtundershirt - a collarless men's undergarment for the upper part of the body
undergarment, unmentionable - a garment worn under other garments
Translations

undershirt [ˈʌndəʃəːt] n (US) → camiseta
undershirt [ˈʌndəʃəːt] under n (US) → tricot m de corps
undershirt [ˈʌndəʃəːt] under... (US) nUnterhemd nt
undershirt [ˈʌndəʃəːt] n (US) → maglietta

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I was eight years old when I wore my first little undershirt actually sold in a store across the counter.
He was clad in a thin undershirt and a strip of cotton cloth, that wrapped about his waist and descended to his knees.
To complete his costume, a floppy felt hat, distinctly Rembrandtish in effect, perched half on his head and mostly over one ear; a sixpenny, white cotton undershirt covered his torso; and from a belt about his middle dangled a tobacco pouch, a sheath-knife, filled clips of cartridges, and a huge automatic pistol in a leather holster.
 
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