What is another word for bloomers?
Pronunciation:
[ blˈuːməz], [ blˈuːməz], [ b_l_ˈuː_m_ə_z]
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Synonyms for Bloomers:
n.
• artifact (noun) • breeches (noun) • drawers (noun) • Other relevant words: (noun) • pants (noun)Other synonyms:
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- toga,
- doublet,
- long Johns,
- girdle,
- swaddling clothes,
- ruff,
- bustle,
- hose,
- smoking jacket,
- codpiece,
- chain mail,
- pith helmet,
- frock coat,
- hair-shirt,
- armor,
- crinoline,
- tunic,
- bobby socks,
- mob cap.
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- nightcap.
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- mantle.
- string along,
- evade,
- chain armor,
- sun helmet,
- string up,
- trunk,
- pant,
- pillow slip,
- ruffle,
- blooper,
- flurry,
- cincture,
- jean,
- miscue,
- cords,
- white,
- consistence,
- drapery,
- send,
- surround,
- nightie,
- hair-shirted,
- post,
- pillowcase,
- thread,
- err,
- gird,
- parry,
- blue jeans,
- slue,
- fudge,
- shimmy,
- hose down,
- foundation,
- proscenium,
- bungle,
- half-slip,
- trump,
- mail service,
- riding breeches,
- personify,
- drawstring,
- ring armor,
- sneak,
- nightdress,
- border,
- intimate apparel,
- draw,
- dislocate,
- blunder,
- linen paper,
- slip of paper,
- gaberdine,
- faux pas,
- lounging jacket,
- fuss,
- mantlepiece,
- adventitia,
- bustle about,
- smock,
- trumping,
- underbodice,
- shift,
- get off,
- steal,
- slide,
- mooring,
- pair of trousers,
- dungaree,
- nightgown,
- pith hat,
- twine,
- stays,
- mistake,
- elusion,
- pall,
- solecism,
- romper suit,
- dame,
- blanket,
- annulus,
- ring mail,
- chimneypiece,
- berth,
- jodhpur breeches,
- duck,
- enthrone,
- dodge,
- tweed,
- botch,
- dead body,
- cat suit,
- drape,
- organic structure,
- teddy bear,
- stir,
- jumper,
- postal service,
- sash,
- drop away,
- hoopskirt,
- bandeau,
- deaden,
- sidestep,
- splay,
- choker,
- drawing string,
- ring,
- singlet,
- gaucherie,
- fall away,
- cutting,
- frill,
- surgical gown,
- duster,
- tunica,
- leotards,
- slick,
- hedge,
- boo-boo,
- swaddling bands,
- chick,
- lash,
- robe,
- dust coat,
- train,
- bird,
- cape,
- boner,
- pinny,
- slip-up,
- consistency,
- hosiery,
- jockey shorts,
- doll,
- torso,
- trip,
- moorage,
- substance,
- forestage,
- slickness,
- ado,
- hosepipe,
- topee,
- fuckup,
- slew,
- mantel,
- wench,
- flub,
- sack,
- pallium,
- slipperiness,
- cosmic string,
- neck ruff,
- night-robe,
- curtain,
- pratfall,
- slip one's mind,
- luxate,
- unitard,
- strip,
- topi,
- scrubs,
- invest,
- sideslip,
- bowed stringed instrument,
- foul-up,
- circumvent,
- drop off,
- flannel,
- case,
- leotard,
- environ,
- suspender belt,
- parapraxis,
- flip-flop,
- waistband,
- eluding,
- elude,
- soundbox,
- put off,
- mantelpiece,
- chain,
- strand,
- short pants,
- skid,
- hustle,
- gaffe,
- waistcloth.
- g-string,
- thong,
- body suit,
- garter belt,
- foundation garment,
- undershirt,
- underskirt,
- string,
- chemise,
- teddy,
- underwire,
- slip.
- body,
- jerkin,
- dungarees,
- skivvies,
- gabardine,
- pantalettes,
- beamers,
- pinafore,
- In Britain drawers,
- knee breeches,
- blushers,
- boxer shorts,
- bloomer,
- clangers,
- vest,
- Smalls,
- linen,
- butchers,
- gushers,
- bunglers,
- brassiere,
- underdrawers,
- BVDS,
- waistcoat,
- fluffs,
- stumblers,
- bloopers,
- howlers,
- lingerie,
- openers,
- panties,
- gaffes,
- undershorts,
- kickers,
- bustier,
- rushers,
- developers,
- knee pants,
- tights,
- chargers,
- Jupe,
- billers,
- boxershorts,
- camisole,
- apron,
- bumblers,
- rashers,
- undergarments,
- falsies,
- sparklers,
- flubs,
- Y-fronts,
- blunders,
- petticoat,
- knickerbockers,
- farthingale,
- pointers,
- briefs,
- bra,
- boomers,
- camiknickers,
- pantihose,
- Panier,
- tippers,
- bungles,
- mistakes,
- primers,
- boxers,
- toppers,
- thrillers,
- skirt,
- kilt,
- Small-clothes,
- undies,
- glowers.
How to use "Bloomers" in context?
There's nothing quite like the feeling of a summer breeze hitting your skin and stirring up a tantalizing cloud of Texas wildflowers. Known collectively as "bloomers," these aromatic plants are at their best during the hot, sunny days of summer.
But these beautiful plants can be quite challenging to grow, requiring sunny exposure and ample water. If you're lucky, you may even find a flowering stem or two in your garden. But if you want to see a wide array of blooming Texas wildflowers in your garden, you'll need to learn how to grow them.
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- Synonyms:
- appraise, bargain, beat down, bottom out, bounce back, cap, cheapen, Capping.
