(colloquial, usually, childish, abbreviation) pajamas; pyjamas.
(colloquial, usually, childish, abbreviation) pajamas; pyjamas.
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Regional slang from around the English-speaking world — British, Australian, Irish, Caribbean, Nigerian, Filipino, AAVE, and the hyphenated-English dialects that make the internet sound local.
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(rare) A pair of pajamas.
(UK, slang) pajamas.
(US) Wearing pajamas.
Pajamaed means dressed in pajamas — the casual, comfy state of being fully PJ'd up and ready for zero productivity. It's a simple but vivid adjective that captures that specific domestic energy of someone who has committed to doing absolutely nothing strenuous for the rest of the day. Increasingly used in social media captions and cozy lifestyle content to describe that warm, soft, low-effort existence we all crave on weekends.
British slang for pajamas, shaped by the informal habit of compressing or phonetically reshaping everyday words. Used casually in the UK, typically by children or in family settings, though adults use it without self-consciousness. It sits in the same register as 'jimjams' -- relaxed, slightly silly, and entirely domestic. You would not use it in formal writing, but you would hear it on a quiet Sunday morning without batting an eye.