Definition of unitard
:a close-fitting one-piece garment for the torso and legs and often for the arms and feet
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Cats Close your eyes and imagine it: Springsteen in a cat unitard, scampering around a stage to the tune of an epic Andrew Lloyd Webber score.
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Streb’s action heroes, in their shiny red footless unitards, fly and flip and fall.
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For the group date, the guys were put to the test with a grueling game of handball — in skintight unitards, no less.
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LOS ANGELES - The Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling have endured kicks to the head, knees to the groin, body-slams, insults, rivalries, ridicule and spangly neon unitards.
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On opening night, the music and costumes were original (Schoenberg, with unitards by Pauline Lawrence); on other programs, the dance will be set to a new score by Aleksandra Vrebalov, with costumes by Chris Hynds.
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Eventually, Nicki appeared in a pastel latex unitard, effectively ending the spin class with her queenliness.
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