Results for: pants
English English
pantsclamdiggers
(British) pants, garment that covers the body from the waist down to the legs having separate parts of the garment to cover each legtrousers
(Slang) pants that end above the ankles (also called :"high waters")floods
avoid something, bend quickly, common water bird, deliberately lose a trick, duck as food, female duck, move quickly, pair of white pants, plunge under water, quick downward movement, see also:drake, strong cloth, thrust under water, dunk, immerse; cro...duck
back of gun barrel, buttocks, part of pulley, short pants; pants; rear part of gun behind the barrelbreech
baggy pantsharem pants
baggy pants ending just below the kneeplus fours
bed clothes, clothes worn while sleeping; loose-fitting pants that are made of cotton or silk and are worn by men and women in countries such as India and Turkey, loose pants worn in Eastern countries, sleeping clothespajamas
bell-bottomed pants, pants with legs that widen below the calf (popular during the 1960s and 1970s)flares
bind with a cord, tie, bind, body part resembling rope, chord, electrical cable, fastening or belt, pants, ribbed fabric, rope; string, wire; thread, stack wood in cords, string or rope, tie with cord, unit of volume for cut timbercord
blue denim working overalls; pants made from coarse durable material (generally blue denim); blue jeans, tough pantsdungarees
breathe heavily; crave, long, yearn, fast heavy breathing, pulsate quickly, say something breathlessly, see also:pants, shallow breath, take short fast shallow breaths, trouserspant
breeches, pantsbritches
britches, knee breeches, knee-length pants, trousersbreeches
capri pantscapris
 

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