leave little to the imagination

1. Of clothing, to hide or cover very little (of the body) or be very revealing. I was quite embarrassed when John showed up for our date wearing ill-fitting jeans that left little to the imagination.

2. To present (something) in a very stark or obvious manner. The film is relentlessly blunt with its anti-religious message, leaving little to the imagination from beginning to end.

See also: imagination, leave, little

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

See also:

leave nothing to the imagination
somebody wouldn't be seen/caught dead...
wouldn't be caught dead (doing something)
caught dead, wouldn't be
a hissy
conniption fit
conniption
a hissy fit
mom jeans
screwy

References in periodicals archive

At event after event she's turned up in gowns which leave little to the imagination.

Thanks, but no Spanx

They not only leave little to the imagination but they have a tendency to highlight every little lump and bump meaning even if you do happen to be blessed with an incredible figure you can come unstuck - just ask Gwyneth Paltrow who received a deluge of derision following her appearance on an American chat show in one such garment recently.

dressed in the dark

They not only leave little to the imagination but they have tendency to highlight every lump and bump meaning even if you do happen to be blessed with an incredible figure you can come unstuck - just ask Gwyneth Paltrow who received a deluge of derision following her appearance on an American chat show in one such garment recently.

dressed in the dark

In the UAE, there has been an ongoing debate over visitors who insist on wearing clothes that leave little to the imagination, but the case of a 67-year-old Indian visitor to Dubai wearing a dhoti, a traditional Indian dress that covered him completely, is not and should not be part of that conversation.

Respect cultural sensitivity in dress code

The lyrics leave little to the imagination - but Kylie makes sure you understand even with the volume off.

SAUCY MINOGUE STILL KYLIE FLEXIBLE

Instructions are step-by-step and, accompanied by color photos, leave little to the imagination, while quilt assembly diagrams accompany tips and tricks for using templates, assembling the project, making borders, and cutting binding.

Thimbleberries Beautiful Blocks for Beautiful Quilts

London, Feb 1 ( ANI ): Keira Knightely, who is known for starring mostly in period drama, has posed provocatively in a series of outfits that leave little to the imagination.

Keira Knightely poses for her sexiest photo shoot ever

One of the tracks, Lights, Camera, Action, is about making a sex tape and the saucy lyrics leave little to the imagination.

3am: PHEW!

And the six girls leave little to the imagination in the SEX-rated video.

SEX RATED; Sauciest pop video ever

Her clothes leave little to the imagination but to look at Ms Mantovani you'd swear butter wouldn't melt in her mouth.

Fiona Ryan's Column: FOOD FOR THOUGHT

Also fully guaranteed to stop the traffic are chainmail and hologram dresses that leave little to the imagination. There's not much to them - but what's on view is positively stunning.

Iron MAIDEN

London, Oct 7 (ANI): Elizabeth Hurley lived up to her reputation of wearing show-stopping dresses that leave little to the imagination at a private party organised by Elton John-she wore a silk cream column dress with a plunging neckline.

Liz Hurley bedazzles guests at Elton John's party in plunging dress

Scruffy, overweight pair Grant and Steph plonk their tatty old van alongside and soon the home on wheels is rocking violently, accompanied by shrieks and groans which leave little to the imagination.

REVIEWS: A lot of how's your father; PERFECT PITCH The Circle Players Aldridge Youth Theatre

ANN SUMMERS have constantly pushed back the boundaries by stocking products and clothing that leave little to the imagination.

Your view: Stripped bare

And male fans will be more than happy that the 30-year-old's costumes leave little to the imagination.

Charlize's killer look

词组	leave little to the imagination
释义	leave little to the imagination leave little to the imagination 1. Of clothing, to hide or cover very little (of the body) or be very revealing. I was quite embarrassed when John showed up for our date wearing ill-fitting jeans that left little to the imagination. 2. To present (something) in a very stark or obvious manner. The film is relentlessly blunt with its anti-religious message, leaving little to the imagination from beginning to end. See also: imagination, leave, little Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: leave nothing to the imagination somebody wouldn't be seen/caught dead... wouldn't be caught dead (doing something) caught dead, wouldn't be a hissy conniption fit conniption a hissy fit mom jeans screwy References in periodicals archive At event after event she's turned up in gowns which leave little to the imagination. Thanks, but no Spanx They not only leave little to the imagination but they have a tendency to highlight every little lump and bump meaning even if you do happen to be blessed with an incredible figure you can come unstuck - just ask Gwyneth Paltrow who received a deluge of derision following her appearance on an American chat show in one such garment recently. dressed in the dark They not only leave little to the imagination but they have tendency to highlight every lump and bump meaning even if you do happen to be blessed with an incredible figure you can come unstuck - just ask Gwyneth Paltrow who received a deluge of derision following her appearance on an American chat show in one such garment recently. dressed in the dark In the UAE, there has been an ongoing debate over visitors who insist on wearing clothes that leave little to the imagination, but the case of a 67-year-old Indian visitor to Dubai wearing a dhoti, a traditional Indian dress that covered him completely, is not and should not be part of that conversation. Respect cultural sensitivity in dress code The lyrics leave little to the imagination - but Kylie makes sure you understand even with the volume off. SAUCY MINOGUE STILL KYLIE FLEXIBLE Instructions are step-by-step and, accompanied by color photos, leave little to the imagination, while quilt assembly diagrams accompany tips and tricks for using templates, assembling the project, making borders, and cutting binding. Thimbleberries Beautiful Blocks for Beautiful Quilts London, Feb 1 ( ANI ): Keira Knightely, who is known for starring mostly in period drama, has posed provocatively in a series of outfits that leave little to the imagination. Keira Knightely poses for her sexiest photo shoot ever One of the tracks, Lights, Camera, Action, is about making a sex tape and the saucy lyrics leave little to the imagination. 3am: PHEW! And the six girls leave little to the imagination in the SEX-rated video. SEX RATED; Sauciest pop video ever Her clothes leave little to the imagination but to look at Ms Mantovani you'd swear butter wouldn't melt in her mouth. Fiona Ryan's Column: FOOD FOR THOUGHT Also fully guaranteed to stop the traffic are chainmail and hologram dresses that leave little to the imagination. There's not much to them - but what's on view is positively stunning. Iron MAIDEN London, Oct 7 (ANI): Elizabeth Hurley lived up to her reputation of wearing show-stopping dresses that leave little to the imagination at a private party organised by Elton John-she wore a silk cream column dress with a plunging neckline. Liz Hurley bedazzles guests at Elton John's party in plunging dress Scruffy, overweight pair Grant and Steph plonk their tatty old van alongside and soon the home on wheels is rocking violently, accompanied by shrieks and groans which leave little to the imagination. REVIEWS: A lot of how's your father; PERFECT PITCH The Circle Players Aldridge Youth Theatre ANN SUMMERS have constantly pushed back the boundaries by stocking products and clothing that leave little to the imagination. Your view: Stripped bare And male fans will be more than happy that the 30-year-old's costumes leave little to the imagination. Charlize's killer look
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