Sentence examples for commando underwear from inspiring English sources

A few sequins, and some Commando underwear, don't count.

At the end of the day, both Osmun and Rosser agreed there isn't a real downside to either going commando or wearing underwear.

Whether they're right wing or left wing supporters, underwear or commando aficionados, monogamists or polygamists, Hollywood's hottest proudly sport their colorful banners.

If you're brave enough to do this, simply go commando (don't wear underwear).

(Since we can't tell whether what's revealed is an underwear or a commando situation, we've censored the photo for Jessica's sake).

"Commando" is the act of not wearing any underwear at all!

A threat from a shoe bomber shouldn't lead to the banning of footwear on aircraft, just as an underwear bomber shouldn't require passengers go commando.

Asked for a personal favorite from the new phrases, Mr. Stevenson cited "go commando," which the dictionary says means to go out wearing no underwear.

With its rows upon rows of designer bras, panties spanning the gamut from high-waisted to something called Commando, and flowered bikinis that look like works of art, I'd unwittingly entered underwear nirvana.

So to recap: Janice Dickinson does not use dressing rooms, donates to charity, wears expensive underwear and managed to fit her "I was the original supermodel" speech into her defense of not going commando.

If you feel uncomfortable doing this, you can also go "faux commando" by ordering disposable cotton patches that adhere to the inside of your pants, allowing you the freedom of no underwear without any discomfort.