Definition of pajama
: pajamas
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Later on, Karen changed into a sparkly jumpsuit, a trendy pajama-style set, and a form-fitting leopard-print dress.
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Dre’s stylish sneakers, Bow’s cozy pajama sets, Zoey’s powerful message tees: this family can dress. Sperling profiles the woman behind the magic, Black-ish and Grown-ish costume designer Michelle Cole, here.
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One very young woman, wearing pajama pants and slippers, wandered in just long enough to hug everyone in the room before drifting back out to the street.
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There was semen all over me and my pajama bottoms were off and the top was opened.
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Donation boxes will be placed around Flower Hill Promenade at 2670 Via del la Valle, Suite A170 in Del Mar, or bring your new pajama donation to the event.
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Last October, the pajamas Harper was wearing were transferred to the Indiana State Police lab.
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The pajamas are made of what is called bio-ceramic fabric—a textile that has heat-absorbing ceramic materials woven into it.
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And no amount of llamas in red pajamas can disguise that.
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Origin and Etymology of pajama
Hindi & Urdu pājāma, from Persian pā leg + jāma garment
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