scantily clad or dressed
1scantily clad — adjective inadequately clothed • Syn: ↑half clothed, ↑underclothed • Similar to: ↑unclothed * * * scantily clad/dressed phrase wearing clothes that do not cover much of your body scantily clad dancers …
2scantily dressed — scantily clad/dressed phrase wearing clothes that do not cover much of your body scantily clad dancers Thesaurus: not wearing clothes or a particular type of clothessynonym to remove clothes and not wear clotheshyponym Main entry: scantily …
3clad — [ klæd ] adjective MAINLY LITERARY wearing a particular type of clothing: clad in: crowds of people clad in team jackets scantily/casually/warmly etc. clad (=dressed in a particular way): scantily clad dancers …
4clad — [klæd] adj literary [Date: 1200 1300; Origin: Old past participle of clothe] 1.) wearing a particular kind of clothing clad in ▪ She felt hot, despite being clad only in a thin cotton dress. warmly/suitably/scantily clad (=dressed warmly etc) 2.) …
5scantily — scant|i|ly [ skæntıli ] adverb in a way that is not enough: Women are still scantily represented in the party. scantily clad/dressed wearing clothes that do not cover much of your body: scantily clad dancers …
6clad — UK [klæd] / US adjective mainly literary wearing a particular type of clothing clad in: crowds of people clad in New Zealand rugby shirts scantily/casually/warmly etc clad (= dressed in a particular way): scantily clad dancers …
7scantily — UK [ˈskæntɪlɪ] / US adverb in a way that is not enough Women are still scantily represented in the party. • scantily clad/dressed wearing clothes that do not cover much of your body scantily clad dancers …
8clad — adjective 1 literary wearing a particular kind of clothing: a model clad in silk and lace | warmly/poorly/scantily clad (=dressed in a particular way) 2 snow clad/ivy clad etc covered in a particular thing: an armour clad ship …
9scantily — [ˈskæntɪli] adv scantily clad/dressed wearing clothes that do not cover much of your body[/ex] …
10Dancehall — This article is about the genre of music. For all other meanings of the term, see Dance hall (disambiguation). Dancehall Stylistic origins Reggae, R B, Ska, Rocksteady, Dub, Toasting Cultural origins Late 1980s Jamaica, especially Kingston …
