T-shirt
SayTEE-shurtUS/ˈtiːʃɚt/UK/ˈtiːʃɜːt/
- 1A light cotton shirt with short sleeves, no collar, and no buttons.
He wore a plain white T-shirt to the park.
She bought two T-shirts with her favorite band printed on them.
Similartee
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- 2A thin shirt worn next to the skin, under your other clothes.
Grandpa always wore a white T-shirt under his work shirt.
Mom said he couldn't go to church in just his T-shirt, because it was underwear.
Similarundershirt, vest
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Origin
The name comes from its shape, which looks like the letter T. It began in the 1920s.