Definitions
Wiktionary
- n. Plural form of panty.
- n. Short underpants for women or girls.
Examples
“BELLEVILLE, Ontario — A commander who was a rising star in Canada's military pleaded guilty Monday to the murders of two women, the sexual assaults of two others and dozens of breaking and entering charges in which he stole panties from the bedrooms of girls as young as 11.”
“Soon everyone's in panties, the men, too, 13 dancers rolling on top of one another until they come to rest in a pileup of jumbled legs and backs.”
The Washington Post: Mexican troupe's trite take on female sexuality
“Of the words we have in US English, panties is the only one which even approaches knickers.”
“Putting on my big girl panties is taking on a whole new meaning.”
“Careful with the skirt, cos tucking the back up into your panties is way worse than any old open fly.”
“When I was a teenager I read a book in which the word panties was used....how it was used scarred me for life and I can't read that word without flinching.”
“September 27, 2006, 3: 05 pm girl pissing black girls pissing pissing girls pissing in panties gallery says: girl pissing black girls pissing pissing girls pissing in panties gallery”
““Take off that Band-Aid you call panties, and your shoes,” he quickly added before draping a blanket over the rug.”
“Then we sat on the grass and smoked, while Eddy and Co. violently annoyed the traffic on the Portsmouth Road, till the umpires, all in short panties, conferred on the valuable lessons of the field-day and added up points, same as at target-practice.”
“Butt-enhancing pants may have taken suburbs by storm but a Myer department store spokeswoman said padded panties from a French label had not taken off.”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘panties’.
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Not edible
Things that sound edible but are not (usually). See Liberty's To Eat, or Not to Eat? for more diet food.
cinnabar, dulcimer, belfries, potto, maltha, grapple, loam, rake, tort, pomade, buffalo chip, wedgie and 165 more...
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I don't care for that word
My dandy voice makes the most anti choice grannies' panties moist.
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sick out
words that make me want to die
girth, panties, cunt, pussy, tit, masticate, trickle, drip, fornicate
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Detest, Despise, Dislike, Abhor
These are the words that I wish to be stricken from language.
chained_bear BLAHAHAHAAAAA!!! :) Sep 17, 2009
pterodactyl *whispers to you*
Manties... Sep 17, 2009
chained_bear The answer, hernesheir, is me. I occasionally whisper in a sultry, low voice to my beloved, the word 'manties.'
Mostly because it makes him break out in hives, and that makes ME laugh hysterically.
Of course, you asked "what man..." and I'm not a man, so maybe that answers your question. :) Sep 17, 2009
bilby "After hooling around the yard after a ball, the hairy dog had a bad case of panties." Sep 17, 2009
hernesheir I can't get past the verb "pant" in panties. I vote to keep and cherish this word. And ladies, I suggest you whisper it unexpectedly in a slow and sultry voice to your special someone and see what reaction you get! Conversely, what man in his right mind would whisper "manties" to anyone? I'd choke with laughter if I witnessed that. Sep 17, 2009
thesaraheffect I've always thought "panties" was a very cute alternative to "underwear" (along the same lines as "footsies" or "toesies"). One of my youth group girls introduced me to "chonies" recently. Gah! Sounds like an organ. Sep 17, 2009
seanahan So what do people think about the phrase moist panties? Jul 10, 2009
brobbins Underpants, yes, very funny, multipurpose word; but panties...YUCK, ugliest word in the English language Jul 8, 2009
gerbert I love the word panties. It's cute, delicate, and sort of naughty, just like the word for a woman's underwear should be. Oct 22, 2008
thtownse "covers the subject" - ha! Aug 13, 2008
reesetee Now look what you've done, c_b. You've made our Wordie friends break out in hives. Oct 18, 2007
chained_bear I don't know what the problem is with panties, really. But I think pantyhose is one of the ugliest words ever created. In fact... it's an Abomination. The word *and* the object. Oct 18, 2007
sionnach What do all these people have against this word? The underpants gnomes episode is one of my all-time favorites on South Park. Oct 17, 2007
chained_bear Underpants is an absolute hoot. That word was made to be laughed at. Skivvies is a great word, too, but it applies to many different types of undergarment. I would think you'd rather call them manties, if only for the sake of precision.
But... see, rt? This is exactly what I was talking about. *eville grin* Oct 17, 2007
palooka Skivvies is good. Oct 17, 2007
uselessness America should totally adopt the word pants to mean underwear. Apart from that, I'm partial to skivvies. Oct 17, 2007
palooka I am definitely allergic to the word manties. Guys just plain wear underpants - that's all we need. No need to glamorize them. Boxers are ok too. Oct 17, 2007
chained_bear Don't get your manties in a twist. Oct 17, 2007
oroboros ...and the Prince got eaten by his panties!...
--Mason Williams Oct 17, 2007
arby In fact, I think the excellence of manties is in an inverse relationship to the horribleness of panties. Oct 17, 2007
arby I hate panties, it's unnecessarily cutesy masquerading as "sexy". Manties, however, is hysterical and needs to be in wider usage. Oct 17, 2007
reesetee I've been trying to avoid it myself, but it somehow sucked me in. ;-) Oct 17, 2007
chained_bear Notice no one else is commenting on this page? Hmm... Oct 17, 2007
reesetee You're a hard one, chained_bear. ;-> Oct 17, 2007
chained_bear Underpants is indeed far more hilarious than... well, almost any other word. However, uttering the word manties makes any male in the vicinity have an allergic reaction that is most pleasing to behold. Oct 17, 2007
reesetee I think underpants is far more hilarious. Oct 17, 2007
chained_bear I love panties. I also love manties, for the male equivalent. Oct 17, 2007
palooka Look at the lists on the right, at how many people hate this word. I think it's refreshingly short, descriptive & covers the subject very nicely. Oct 17, 2007