Definition of skintight
: closely fitted to the figure
- skintight pants
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With its plunging neckline, skintight silhouette, and a black band hitting right above the waist for a corsetry effect, Dundas’s creation commanded attention.
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Kardashian West also wore a fanny pack around her waist that called attention to the skintight bike shorts below.
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In a nearby lab, Laura Aymerich, a psychologist, and Sameer Kishore, a roboticist, helped me into a skintight Velcro suit covered in white plastic dots.
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Miguel Villagran Getty Images A year ago, two blondes in skintight silver mini dresses and stiletto heels were stationed at Ssangyong Motor Co.’s display at the Geneva car show.
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Yoga pants, like leggings, are just pants — stretchy and soft and skintight.
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Half bent over, in helmets and matching skintight navy-blue suits, thirty-year-old Olsen—the gold-medalist push man turned pilot—and his teammates are nearly impossible to differentiate from each other.
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Taking part in this celebration of more-is-more was Ciara, who cut a lean figure in a skintight latex dress at the Bulgari store opening party on Friday night.
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Kim K dressed up a skintight spaghetti strap tank and matching super-tight leggings while out in LA on Wednesday and paired them with strappy nude high heels and layered gold necklaces.
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First Known Use of skintight
1885
SKINTIGHT Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of skintight for English Language Learners
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: very closely fitted to the body : very tight
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