Noun:

রাতের পোশাক,

nightdresses's Usage Examples:

historians Willet and Phillis Cunnington, only small adjustments were made to nightdresses up until the late 19th century because of social attitudes; trimmings.

outlets across the country, was fined "400,000 for selling more than 1000 nightdresses that breached Australian fire safety standards, and a further "400,000.

Firmin's wife, Joan, with an extra long dress to hold their children's nightdresses, but Postgate asked Joan to make a new version as one of the characters.

recalled: In the frost and the snow we waited outside in underclothes and nightdresses while Godard sat alone in a car and wept, clutching a teddy bear.

George Reid, introducing prison libraries, lights in prison cells and nightdresses for female prisoners.

are identified by the Oxford English Dictionary (2nd edn) as: rails = nightdresses; bodystychets = corsets; begens = nightcaps.

chest, height bust, height height, chest height, bust Pyjamas, Ladies' nightdresses chest, height, waist bust, height, waist, hip height, chest height, bust.

Lingerie and nightdresses were made in the town by Kayser Bondor from 1938 to 1991.

August 1929 a newborn baby was found drowned in the lake, wrapped in two nightdresses.

colours, including "blood red" carpets and drapes and white pillows and nightdresses.

following for her seductive underwear and for evening gowns that looked like nightdresses and vice versa.

Pissenlit (played by masked men dressed as women in long transparent nightdresses).

Synonyms:

nightie; gown; lingerie; sleepwear; nightwear; nightgown; intimate apparel; nightclothes; nightcap; night-robe;

Antonyms:

undress;