Catsuit
noun
a one-piece usually close-fitting trouser suit
n.
also cat-suit, 1960, from cat (n.) + suit (n.).
noun
A tight-fitting garment covering the entire body: Michelle is wearing a skintight black catsuit and short high-heeled boots
[1990s+; Perhaps suggested by the seeming-epidermal garb of a character named Catwoman, played by Julie Newmar in the 1970s televison show Batman, and by characters in the show Cats]
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