Knicker ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Knicker ( noun )

1. A type of underpants or shorts worn by men and boys, which covers the area from the waist to just above the knee.
2. A women's undergarment that covers the lower part of the body and extends down to the upper thigh.

Origin:

From middle english knikkere, from old english cnicer, cnicer, cneccer, from old french nicher, from nichon (nipple, bud).

Examples:

1. He wore a pair of black knickers with his kilt.
2. The boy was wearing knickers and a t-shirt.
3. The knickers were made of silk and lace.
4. She wore a pair of white knickers under her dress.
5. The knickers were too tight and uncomfortable.

(As a verb)

Knicker ( verb )

1. A type of underpants or shorts worn by men and boys, which covers the area from the waist to just above the knee.
2. A women's undergarment that covers the lower part of the body and extends down to the upper thigh.

Origin:

From middle english knikkere, from old english cnicer, cnicer, cneccer, from old french nicher, from nichon (nipple, bud).

Examples:

1. He wore a pair of black knickers with his kilt.
2. The boy was wearing knickers and a t-shirt.
3. The knickers were made of silk and lace.
4. She wore a pair of white knickers under her dress.
5. The knickers were too tight and uncomfortable.