pantied

English

Etymology

From panty +‎ -ed.

Adjective

pantied (not comparable)

1. (often in combination) Dressed in panties.
   • 1983, Nancy Milford, Zelda: a Biography:

     Finally the dancer in question turned her back to the audience, lifted her grass skirt over her head for a quick view of her pantied posterior […]

   • 1991, Deborah Smith, Miracle:

     Deliberately settling atop his groin, she pressed her cotton-pantied crotch against him and wiggled.

   • 2006, Rod Waleman, The Stepdaughters:

     With the jeans part way down and the upper slopes of her white-pantied bottom exposed, Penny gasped as Mark's knuckles grazed her bare stomach.

   • 2007, Shirley Conran, Lace:

     […] black-satin, sophisticated woman-of-the-world, or a demure, white-pantied, schoolgirl virgin.

   • 2008, Chris Adrian, A Better Angel:

     I would rather he was a brown-pantied little fascist Brownie than a Cub Scout but better neither than either.

Anagrams

• antidep, depaint, inadept, painted, patined, tenidap