pyjama
Noun
Meaning
In India and Persia, thin loose trowsers or drawers; in Europe and America, drawers worn at night, or a kind of nightdress with legs.
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Apparel was another category including summer clothes such as t-shirts, Bermuda shorts, skirts, crop tops etc. and casual wear like cotton night shorts, top and pyjama sets etc that figured high on shopping lists.
Crazy Price Beds, on Anglesey Business Park, in Anglesey Road, held a pyjama party in aid of local charity, Carter the Brave which raises funds for a children's hospital ward.
She had close ties with Cameron's predecessor as prime minister, Gordon Brown, whose wife Sarah hosted a “pyjama party” in 2008 that was attended by Brooks and Murdoch's wife Wendi and daughter Elisabeth.
“We do have to kind of laugh because they took a baby’s pyjama top, but left the pants,” said Geraldene.
“Blossom had a number of stomach problems and intolerances, and readers will know that Blossom was a part of a number of pyjama clubs.
It's very pyjama chic and she looks incredible!