Meaning & Definition of word "Sarong"

Sarong

/səˈrɔŋ/

1. A loose-fitting garment, often made of cotton or silk, that is wrapped around the body and typically worn by both men and women in tropical countries.
- Example: She wore a colorful sarong over her swimsuit while walking along the beach.
2. A length of fabric, usually about 2 meters long, that is tied around the waist and can be styled in various ways.
- Example: He tied the sarong in a knot at his waist, ready for an evening out.
3. A traditional garment in some cultures, often decorated with intricate patterns.
- Example: The sarong is an important part of traditional attire in many Indonesian ceremonies.

●The word 'sarong' comes from the Malay language, referring to a length of cloth.

sarong party:

A party where guests are invited to wear sarongs, typically in a casual or beach setting.

wearing a sarong:

Dress casually or comfortably in a sarong.

kilt:

A knee-length skirt-like garment with pleats at the back, originating from Scotland.

pareo:

A type of sarong usually worn as a wraparound skirt or dress, common in Hawaii.

Meaning: A casual, beach-ready outfit.

● Example Sentence: She's all set for summer in her sarong.

Meaning: A way to dress down for a relaxed setting.

● Example Sentence: Let's just throw on our sarongs and head to the beach.