underdressed

"It's getting cold and those kids are kind of underdressed."

As before, she was underdressed, and her arms were bare.

It always made me feel underdressed no matter what else I was wearing.

"I did think your crack about being too underdressed to die was pretty good."

As I underdressed the entire class was in an uproar.

Four or five underdressed women glared at her when she walked in.

"For once you have me feeling underdressed rather than overdressed."

That way he'd still be underdressed, but at least presentable.

Why do politicians turn their attention away from the oppressed and focus instead on the underdressed?

The green salad on the menu, though, was underdressed and dull.

You'll probably feel a little underdressed without a tie.

Being underdressed will leave you vulnerable to a painful strain.

He would probably be overdressed at the dinner party, but better that than underdressed.

Not to mention underdressed, sweaty and clearly in a great deal of trouble with the house.

Suddenly he felt underdressed with Deanna in such formal wear.

Even in the city's chicest spots, it's hard to feel underdressed.

She was definitely underdressed, she decided, for the current temperature.

In black jeans and a light jacket, he felt suddenly underdressed to attend a religious service.

On one occasion, though, that salad was underdressed and tasteless.

Russell felt a little underdressed in cutoffs and an island shirt.

The Caesar, however, was skimpy and the spinach salad underdressed.

We have little patience these days for overexposed chefs, or underdressed ones.

They were a generally cheerful bunch, proudly underdressed for the occasion.

In a T-shirt and jeans, he wasn't feeling old, just underdressed.

You can never be underdressed when you wear a message T-shirt.