Kimono

What do we mean by kimono?

A long, wide-sleeved Japanese robe worn with an obi and often elaborately decorated. noun

A loose, light robe worn chiefly by women. noun

In Jap. costume, a garment resembling a European dressing-gown, folding across the breast, leaving the neck exposed, and held in place by a sash. noun

A kind of loose robe or gown tied with a sash, worn as a traditional outer garment by Japanese women and men. Women may wear it with a broad sash called an obi, having a large bow in the back. At present (1998), most Japanese wear it only at home or on ceremonial occasions, western-style clothing being more common in the workplace. noun

A similar gown worn as a dressing gown by women of Western nations. noun

A form of traditional Japanese clothing that is worn in formal occasions. noun

Plural form of kimono. noun

A loose robe; imitated from robes originally worn by Japanese noun

A traditional Japanese robe-like garment which wraps around the body and is now generally worn only on formal occasions.

A yukata.

A long robe-like garment in Western fashion, which may be open at the front, loosely inspired by the Japanese garment.

A cool robe originating in Japan. It's usually made of silk and feels like heaven! They have existed for thousands of years in some form and are so cool! Kimonos will get you waved through the security at JapanFest and and get PPL asking you questions like you're some important person, and they'll want to tak epics of you. There are many different types of kimono with different names. Urban Dictionary

Baggy, silk robe originating from Japan. Urban Dictionary

High quality brand of condoms distributed by Mayer Labs, Inc. Urban Dictionary

A kimono is not to be mistaken for a yukata,, originally the yukata is usually worn at night while the kimono is worn at day (or everyday clothes)// To wear a kimono it IS essential to wear a Jiban (type of undergarment) ,,{it's like a shirt}// But, now in present times the usage of these outfits are different now,Kimono's are formal and Yukata are used as summer leisurewear :))))))) Urban Dictionary

EXTREMELY CHILL. Urban Dictionary

Kimono, comes from the Greek word Kimona, and the word kimono means robe, and what do you wear in the winter, a robe, see kimono, kimono there you go. Urban Dictionary

Excessive flab present below the triceps muscle. Urban Dictionary

Coffin. invented/ polularized by Tom Waits. Urban Dictionary

A 1990's phrase that means that everyone should share data. There should be no secrets between those in the meeting. As in a Japanese wife showing her husband her naked body by opening her silk robe or kimono. Urban Dictionary

Used to refer to the Japanese boy that you enjoy looking at the most when he is in hearing distance. The second favorite boy becomes "my spare kimono" Also used to refer to said Japanese boy around people who are not aware of your desire and would otherwise use this information against you. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to kimono:
kimono, kimoto, kimon, okimono, kemono.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word kimono:
obi, nosey, tabi, geta, geisha, tant, sleeves, sandals, kabuki, robe, worn, sash, robes, sumo, garment, socks, attire, outfit, footwear, wear, outfits, samurai, waist, brighter, skirt, cloth, dress, sleeve, fabric, trousers, wears, jacket, silk, kyoto, unmarried, woven, accessories, edo, costumes, mon, costume, shoulders, straw, wearing, wore, sparks, entirety, clothing, davenport, clothes, ceremonies, formal, bride, wrapped, japanese, tea, salon, madonna, clouds, maker, exceed, hair, knife, crafts, fashion, patterns, chest, dances, panels, underneath, layers, prints, guests, shop, belt, wedding, reid, colors, traditional, wednesday, looks, occasions, hidden, sword, colored, loose, tokyo, dressed, propaganda, tied, hat, purple, calendar, pattern, martial, occasion, traditionally, wallace, expensive, flower.

Words that rhyme with kimono:
persona, corona, sedona, arizona, goanna, dona, krone, kona, bona, mona, iona, jonah, krona, rona, shona, zona, barcelona, verona, daytona, fiona, choana, pomona, ramona, pamplona, ilona, anona, ancona, colonna, dimona, cona, latona, savona, yona, bivona, cardona, lona, carmona, simona, katona, korona, deltona, orona, escalona, oana, capital of arizona, norwegian krone, danish krone, gaona, swedish krona, barahona, varona, wrona, wynona, icelandic krona, vona, genus arizona, sagona, perona, azcona, dibona, alone a, alzona, aragona, arizona a, backbone a, barcelona a, bemoan a, blown a, bone a, capone a, cappadona, caradonna, carbone a, celona, chaperone a, clone a, cologne a, condone a, cone a, corona a, cutrona, cyclone a, daddona, debona, desmona, dethrone a, diona, disown a, doanna, fiona a, flown a, friona, gladstone a, groan a, grown a, hone a, hormone a, iacona, idona, intone a.

Adjectives that are often used to describe kimono:
japanese, blue, white, black, red, formal, pink, dark, traditional, beautiful, old, green, light, flowered, colored, long, bright, sleeved, striped, thin, yellow, gray, short, padded, best, purple, ceremonial, scarlet, plain, unlined, pale, grey, outer, loose, simple, fine, colorful, brown, embroidered, gorgeous, elegant, heavy, silken, patterned, chinese, under, gay, lined, dirty, elaborate, crested, soft, lovely, informal, pretty, expensive, coloured, lavender, nice, quilted, cheap, brilliant, soiled, everyday, clean, orange, tattered, magnificent, comfortable, wooden, inner, crimson, mauve, length, exquisite, finest, gaudy, folded, golden, antique, favorite, cool, warm, fitting, sober.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective kimono:
waist, sleeve, dressing.

Consonant match to kimono:
commoner, camino, khomeini, comino, key money, khamenei, camenae, kaminer, comb honey, calm inner, come uno, common a, cum uno, kamenar, kemeny.

Words that sound like kimono:
kimono, camina, camino, kimonos, comino, kamina, canana, kaimana, khamenei, command, commence, commend, kahuna, cummin, cummins, come-on, come on, come in, carmona, compony, khomeini, colona, comint, c'mon, kanoa, comminute, kiona, camin, cremona, kamna, cannone, canoa, canone, compone, cmn, canina, come-ons, come ons, ramona, homona, kelowna, come on in, kimon, kimmins, kimmons, coming, comin, commando, camilla, cayman, comings, camila, commen, colone, caiman, carona, canola, camomile, camacho, comanche, coman, caymans, campana, camorra, camon, carmina, cammon, commande, comeau, catena, camisa, caman, coming up, canonic, carmony, colonna, camarena, chioma, caminar, comeaux, caimans, canino, canossa, comins, come into, coloni, came home, canonise, come away, camp nou, combien, came in, canosa, caughman, collina, canea, came on, caminho, carmena, colono.