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pyjama

British  
/ pəˈdʒɑːmə /

noun

  1. of or forming part of pyjamas

    pyjama top

  2. requiring pyjamas to be worn

    a pyjama party

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"I remember watching it in the house and my daughter's pyjamas were exactly the same as the Scotland strip."

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In the video she can be seen wearing pink pyjamas with her son behind her.

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This included knocking on her door and then secretly filming her and her son in their pyjamas when they answered it, a video which was shown to the court on Thursday.

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Some were still wearing the pyjamas they had on when they fled their homes.

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The woman said she put on her pyjamas and leaned out of the window to call for help, but she said - due to the ongoing Covid-19 lockdown - nobody was there.

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