Sleepsuits

Part of speech: noun

Definitions

1. A one-piece garment designed for infants or young children, providing warmth and comfort while they sleep; Often made from soft fabrics and featuring snaps or zippers for easy dressing and undressing; This type of outfit typically covers the body from neck to feet, ensuring coziness during rest periods
2. A sleepwear option for babies and toddlers, combining practicality with cuteness in a unified design; It usually has a snug fit and may come with playful patterns or colors; The garment is intended to facilitate comfortable sleep while simplifying nighttime diaper changes
3. A cozy and functional clothing item for little ones, crafted to keep them warm during sleep hours; It is generally equipped with convenient fasteners to aid in dressing; The suit covers the entire body and may feature fun designs to appeal to both children and parents

Etymology: "Sleepsuits" is the plural of "sleepsuit," a compound of "sleep" and "suit," so the parts are plain English words put together to name a garment worn in bed. The term is closely related to "sleeping suit," which describes the same kind of clothing and shows the same pattern of a noun modifying another noun. Both forms present the garment as a full-body outfit designed for the hours of rest.

Synonyms: pajamas, nightwear