IPA: /ˈwʌn.zi/
KK: /ˈwʌnzi/
A type of clothing that is made in one piece, usually for babies or young children, and often covers the torso and legs.
The baby wore a cute onesie with colorful patterns.
The word 'onesie' is a blend of 'one' (from Old English 'ān', meaning single or one) and the diminutive suffix '-sie' (a playful or affectionate form). The term refers to a single-piece garment designed for infants or young children, emphasizing its singular, unified design.
Think of 'one' to remember that a 'onesie' is a single-piece outfit for little ones.