LEOTARD


Meaning of LEOTARD in English

ˈlēəˌtärd noun

( -s )

Etymology: after Jules Léotard, 19th century French aerial gymnast

1. : a close-fitting garment for the torso that sometimes has long sleeves, a high neck, or ankle-length legs and that is worn for practice or performance by dancers, acrobats, and aerialists — often used in plural

2. : tights — often used in plural

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