Putties [noun]

I could wish that she did not wrap her putties, one from the inside out, and the other from the outside in.

Nobody took any clothes off, with the exception of boots and putties.

The putties were immaculately entwined around his legs—in short the tout ensemble was decidedly smart and soldier-like.

Some wore shabby khaki jackets and trousers, others flannel shirts and long boots or putties.

By the time the sun was up they were fed by their sister battalion, the 2nd, and had begun to unwind their putties.

That wound he at once bound up with one of his putties, but for two hours was unable to stir from the place where he fell.

As we were not supposed to remove even our putties except for bathing, or washing clothes, the pool was soon working overtime.

I dare say he could get whatever you want, and I should advise you to buy a suit of khaki and a pair of putties.

Lisle took off his tunic, putties, and boots; and the Sikh also stripped himself to his loincloth, in which he placed his bayonet.

At a signal they started to collect driftwood and build it into rafts, tying the logs together with their puggris and putties.