underweared

English

Etymology

From underwear +‎ -ed.

Adjective

underweared (not comparable)

1. Wearing underwear.

   Antonym: underwearless

   • 1918, Sir Harry Lauder, A Minstrel In France:

     So clad the Highland soldier is a great deal more comfortable and a great deal more sanely dressed, I believe, than the city dweller who is trousered and underweared within an inch of his life.

   • 2012, Robert J. Stoller, Sexual Excitement: Dynamics of Erotic Life, page 101:

     In these childhood years before her underweared bottom was erotized, she had already been focused onto underwear, because her mother had liked the child to be dressed as stylishly as possible […]