rompers; play suit
A one-piece garment for young children, combining a top and shorts, designed for active play. The term is somewhat dated; modern Japanese often uses ロンパース.
I put rompers on the baby and went to the park.
These rompers are easy to move in, and my child likes them.
Standard kanji spelling for this garment term.
Kana-kanji mixed spelling sometimes seen in everyday writing.
Compound of 悪戯 (いたずら, 'mischief') and 着 (ぎ, 'clothing'), literally 'mischief wear', referring to a garment suitable for active, playful children. The exact origin is uncertain.