unmentionables

The Impressionists had shaken up Paris with frank portraits of their mistresses and friends wearing blue silk unmentionables.

But instead of frilly unmentionables under the tissue paper, there were pages and pages of printed-out signatures and comments.

Perhaps merkin awareness is growing as more actors are mentioning their unmentionables.

Then came the turn of my unmentionables, then of my stockings, and so on.

His gloves were white, his unmentionables were white, and so was his waistcoat.

Where is the Dutchman that ever wore unmentionables of such exquisite pink satin as that pale dicentra wears?

Alfred insisted that the unmentionables Mrs. Young loaned him should be the basis of his clown suit.

A word belonging to the same squeamish, affected family as unmentionables, inexpressibles, &c.