noun
definition
Clothing worn while sleeping in bed, such as pyjamas or a nightgown, and, when worn over nightclothes, a robe.
example
The disturbance brought out many of the neighbors in their nightclothes.
Examples of nightclothes in a Sentence
Wrapped in his nightclothes Dean could see the edge of a Beanie Baby St. Bernard.
She glanced down at her wrinkled nightclothes and felt a scarlet wave surge up her neck.
The American Sleep Apnea Association recommends placing tennis balls in a tube sock and pinning them to your nightclothes to break the habit of sleeping on your back, which can cause your airway to close down, a symptom of sleep apnea.
After each treatment, change nightclothes, underwear, and bedding and wash them.
The kids might love that you wear the same nightclothes as they do (or they'll be embarrassed, which can be fun in itself - for you).
The pajamas with pumpkins, ghosts and ghouls usually have an orange and black theme and can be found anywhere that sells nightclothes.
Unlike bras, girdles, garter belts, or anything that would have elastic and be subject to a lot of wear and tear, vintage nightclothes, if they were properly cared for, tend to hold up remarkably well.
Sleepwear is essential for all ages, and having well-fitted, comfortable nightclothes is a luxury everyone deserves.
In the 19th century, however, increased prosperity and a new interest in hygiene combined to make nightclothes a necessity for those who could afford it.
Consider shopping at Sierra Trading Post if you'd like to find nightclothes for men from the same brand.
The volunteers arrived to find over 30 people, including young children, mostly wearing nightclothes.
The sisters also established a Night Camp where slum children could wash and wear clean nightclothes.
Nightclothes if luggage isn't delivered until past bedtime, particularly for children.