peignoir

In the white peignoir her figure seemed especially big and wide.

It was two days after the peignoir that they came for the kid.

You have never seen a woman in her peignoir before?'

She was dressed in a peignoir so new it might never have been worn before that night.

Beatrice, already ghostly in a white peignoir, turned the color of lead.

I took offense at that and opened the robe of my peignoir.

The peignoir slipped from her shoulders and floated to the floor.

She went to her room and donned the peignoir.

She came back and put on her bedroom slippers and peignoir.

She stepped away and squatted gracefully to pick up the peignoir.

How must this flimsy lace peignoir look to him?

With that, she unfastened her peignoir and let it fall to her feet.

Orchid leaned toward him, the peignoir yawning worse than ever.

Cathy rose from the bed and collected her peignoir from the floor.

"Let's get rid of this," he said, tugging the peignoir still more.

He knew what she looked like underneath the covers and the expensive gray peignoir Mother had bought for her.

Ursula picked up the peignoir and held it against her front, then the dressing robe.

Only one, a girl in a peignoir and panties named Mary, is overtly concerned with the situation at hand.

She stopped in the act of sorting nightgowns, holding a sheer black peignoir out before her.

Then slowly, drawing out the pleasure of it, dressed in the white silk and lace peignoir.

She was wearing only a blue nylon peignoir.

Peignoir - a long outer garment for women usually sheer and made of chiffon.

She was as tall as he and wore only a gauzy white peignoir.

As she opened the door, Minna saw Virginia slip out of her peignoir.

I'm wearing a peignoir set and a bathrobe.