nounplural noun flannies
informal AustralianA flannelette shirt.
- ‘in a blue flannie and jeans, she contrasts sharply with the elegant decor of her surroundings’
- ‘Out wanders nature boy with his beard, his flannie shirt, and his boots.’
- ‘He's clad in a flannie, and has a Santa hat somewhat rakishly perched on his bonce.’
- ‘Describing wearing a "flannie" over a t-shirt, jeans and with sandals as a good south coast outfit was going too far for me.’
- ‘Any self-respecting flannie-wearer knows that you don't wear sandals; you've got to have your thongs.’
- ‘It felt just like when she was a girl in her flannie PJs from Nanna.’
- ‘Watching a series can be done without leaving the comfort of one's home, or even one's flannie pyjamas.’
- ‘Back in the 1980s it was a land of ugg boots and flannies.’
- ‘"We will be walking in blue and black flannies and be carrying roses," Monica said.’
- ‘Dressed in a flannie shirt, T-shirt and jeans, he eats as we chat.’
- ‘He was a big, shambolic man who gets around in wrinkled flannies and a baseball cap.’
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