Fursuit

Pronunciation: /fɜrsuːt/

Definitions of fursuit

noun a full-body costume that resembles an animal or character, often made of faux fur and worn for entertainment or cosplay purposes

Example Sentences

A1 I saw a person wearing a fursuit at the comic convention.

A2 She spent months creating her own fursuit for the cosplay competition.

B1 The fursuit was so realistic that it was mistaken for a real animal by onlookers.

B2 The fursuit artist meticulously handcrafted each individual fur for the costume.

C1 The fursuit community has grown significantly in recent years, with conventions dedicated to showcasing these elaborate costumes.

C2 The fursuit maker used high-quality materials to ensure the durability and comfort of the costume.

Examples of fursuit in a Sentence

formal The cosplayer wore an intricately designed fursuit to the convention.

informal I can't wait to see your new fursuit at the next furry meetup!

slang That fursuit is totally rad, dude!

figurative She put on her fursuit of confidence before stepping into the job interview.

Grammatical Forms of fursuit

• past tense: fursuited
• plural: fursuits
• comparative: more fursuit
• superlative: most fursuit
• present tense: fursuits
• future tense: will fursuit
• perfect tense: have fursuited
• continuous tense: is fursuiting
• singular: fursuit
• positive degree: fursuit
• infinitive: to fursuit
• gerund: fursuiting
• participle: fursuited

Origin and Evolution of fursuit

First Known Use: 1985 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'fursuit' originated from the combination of 'fur' referring to the material and 'suit' indicating a full-body costume or outfit.

Evolution of the word: Originally used within the furry fandom community to describe costumes representing anthropomorphic animal characters, the term 'fursuit' has since gained broader recognition and is now commonly used to refer to any full-body animal costume.