Muumuu

Pronunciation: /ˈmuːˌmuː/

Definitions of muumuu

noun a loose, brightly colored Hawaiian dress, typically with a high neck and short sleeves

Example Sentences

A1 She wore a comfortable muumuu dress to the beach.

A2 The tourist bought a colorful muumuu as a souvenir from Hawaii.

B1 The traditional muumuu is a popular garment in Polynesian cultures.

B2 The muumuu she wore to the luau was made of beautiful floral fabric.

C1 The designer created a modern twist on the classic muumuu silhouette.

C2 Her collection of vintage muumuus from the 1960s is highly sought after by collectors.

Examples of muumuu in a Sentence

formal The woman wore a colorful muumuu to the beach party.

informal She looked so comfy in her flowy muumuu.

slang I love rocking a muumuu on lazy Sundays.

figurative Her muumuu was like a rainbow of happiness.

Grammatical Forms of muumuu

• past tense: muumuued
• plural: muumuus
• comparative: more muumuu
• superlative: most muumuu
• present tense: muumuu
• future tense: will muumuu
• perfect tense: have muumuued
• continuous tense: is muumuuing
• singular: muumuu
• positive degree: muumuu
• infinitive: to muumuu
• gerund: muumuuing
• participle: muumuued

Origin and Evolution of muumuu

First Known Use: 1920 year

Language of Origin: Hawaiian

Story behind the word: The word 'muumuu' originates from the Hawaiian language.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe a loose-fitting dress worn by Hawaiian women, the term 'muumuu' has evolved to refer to any loose, flowy dress or garment worn for comfort and relaxation.