bikini
bikini
Definition
bi·kini (bi kē′nē)
noun
- a very brief two-piece swimsuit for women
- very brief, legless underpants or swimming trunks
Etymology: Fr, after Bikini, Marshall Islands atomic bomb testing site (1946); to suggest the explosive effect on the viewer
bikini
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- wear: Her compact body wore a yellow bikini like a second skin.
- buy: Once you buy a bikinis or sarong it means it is sold and no one else can buy one online at Yoox.
- find: I am preparing for my summer holiday but can't find the right bikini to suit my shape.
- have: There was Diana Dors there, who had a dreadful mink bikini.
Preposition: on
- beach: I have only the scene with the horse and the bikini on the beach.
Adjective modifier
- skimpy: This naughty ironing board cover features model Jordan, wearing a very skimpy red bikini.
- yellow: Her compact body wore a yellow bikini like a second skin.
- red: Showing Fawcett in a red bikini, the poster sold more than 8m copies.
- white: She's dressed in a Bond girl white bikini.
- black: I could then just get a black bikini top to wear with them.
- right: I am preparing for my summer holiday but can't find the right bikini to suit my shape.
Modifies a noun
- wax: At the salon, she chose the Hollywood bikini wax, every single pubic hair removed.
- brief: In contemporary music free and the about the fish of setting a. Skyward raises her bikini briefs but.
- bottom: The beautiful hands belonged to a blond man with a beard in the shape of bikini bottoms.
- line: The little bit of bikini line I tried was also much less painful than waxing.
- top: A bikini top is literally just a sun shade.
- set: For beach life there are bikini sets to match and a range of cute hotpants or longer shorts for the less daring!
Noun used with modifier
bikini Quotes
Itsy BitsyTeenie WeenieYellow Polkadot Bikini.
