pajamies

Example Sentences

• "Now, let me get into my asbestos pajamies, I can feel the flames now ;->..........................."
• ">No, they don't. And real kids, by the way, don't cutesify everything they >say by adding "ie" to the end of each word. "bathing sutie" "scoutie" etc. […] Oh, really? Wonder why my kids wear "pajamies" to bed, then? Or how an infant's "Ma-Ma" and "Da-Da" become "Mommy/Mummy" (or, in my case, "Mamie") and "Daddy" ? Sorry if you see this as "Cutsie," but this is simply what very young children DO. Granted, we parents carry on the "-ies" because WE think it's cute - for years certain things in a household can be called by these childhood nomenclatures. That's family life."
• "Aside from certain foods we have several things in our lives that help make us feel better when we are feeling low. A favorite pair of worn-torn pajamies to slumber around the house in when we take a sick day from work."
• "batman has no magic powers, right? but then, big deal. his archenemies amounted to a clown, a gimpy penguin crossed with magritte, and some guy with question marks scribbled over his pajamies."
• "Anyone with some math/logic background can rip a hole in the legacy media sitting at home in his pajamies. This is good clean patriotic fun."