Definition of catsuit
: a close-fitting one-piece garment that covers the torso and the legs and sometimes the arms
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Lopez said to the crowd about her barely-there glittery catsuit.
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While the medalists won't be declared until tomorrow night, Diana Nikitina of Latvia is already making headlines thanks to her bold choice in wearing a sequined catsuit for her short program.
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Many viewers pointed out her decision of going with a catsuit can help prevent a wardrobe malfunction, after a number of skaters recently dealt with them throughout the competition.
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Latvian skater Diana Nikitina also embraced the catsuit this year.
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There’s very little that can effectively tone down a black catsuit with a scooped out back—and attached cape.
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The creativity that went into these outfits was not simply made out of costume (although there were a few amazing Black Panther catsuits floating around).
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There was a little black catsuit with cutouts at the side and a bow at the waist, and a little black dress with a little white collar.
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At the time of his father's death, T'challa was already acting in the protector role of Black Panther, likely due to his father's advanced age — in most comics, T'chaka was the Black Panther before T'challa donned the catsuit.
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First Known Use of catsuit
1960
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: a tight piece of clothing that covers the body and legs and sometimes the arms
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