babydoll

/ ˈbeɪbɪˌdɒl /

noun

1. 1. a short sleeveless nightgown or dress with a loose skirt
   2. ( as modifier )

      a babydoll dress

Example Sentences

A herd of Irish Dexter cows, a passel of New Zealand Kunekune pigs, Babydoll Southdown sheep and assorted feathered fowl are just part of the menagerie living among fruit trees, vegetable gardens and lush native plants along a swale to capture rainwater.

From Los Angeles Times

Anime-influenced figures with large eyes and babydoll faces were mixed with more realistic representations of feminine bodies, Jennifer realized.

From Seattle Times

Rodrigo can go from wearing leather-heeled boots to babydoll dresses, from singing about eating strawberry ice cream to ending up in her ex-boyfriend's bed after lying to her friends about where she was going to spend the night.

From Salon

The 1940s was also apparent in the babydoll gowns whose myriad-colored stripes confused the eye.

From Washington Times

His hair is mussed and he’s wearing wide-leg denim trousers and an ivory babydoll top with a Peter Pan collar.

From Washington Post