Catsuit ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Catsuit ( noun )

1. A one-piece outfit that covers the entire body, including the legs and often the arms.
2. A tight-fitting, one-piece suit that covers the entire body, typically worn by dancers or performers.

Origin:

From the word "cat" and "suit" , it is a one-piece outfit that covers the entire body, including the legs and often the arms.

Examples:

1. The gymnast wore a catsuit during her floor routine.
2. The performer wore a catsuit to show off her acrobatic skills.
3. The catsuit was made of spandex and hugged her figure.
4. The catsuit was designed to be both functional and fashionable.
5. The catsuit is a popular choice for dancers and gymnasts.

(As a verb)

Catsuit ( verb )

1. A one-piece outfit that covers the entire body, including the legs and often the arms.
2. A tight-fitting, one-piece suit that covers the entire body, typically worn by dancers or performers.

Origin:

From the word "cat" and "suit" , it is a one-piece outfit that covers the entire body, including the legs and often the arms.

Examples:

1. The gymnast wore a catsuit during her floor routine.
2. The performer wore a catsuit to show off her acrobatic skills.
3. The catsuit was made of spandex and hugged her figure.
4. The catsuit was designed to be both functional and fashionable.
5. The catsuit is a popular choice for dancers and gymnasts.