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Clothes and Fashion - Pants and Shorts

Here you will learn some English words related to pants and shorts such as "leggings", "jeans" and "slacks".

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pants
pants
[noun]

an item of clothing that covers the lower half of our body, from our waist to our ankles, and covers each leg separately

Ex: The pants are too tight around the waist , so I ca n't zip them up .
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shorts
shorts
[noun]

short pants that end either above or at the knees

Ex: She paired her denim shorts with a light cotton shirt for a casual day out .
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bell-bottoms

a type of pants that are quite wide below the knee

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capri pants

close-fitting women's pants ending just below the knee

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jodhpurs
jodhpurs
[noun]

pants that are loose-fitting above and tight-fitting below the knee, used for horse riding

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leggings
leggings
[noun]

stretchy pants that fit the legs closely, usually worn by women

Ex: The yoga studio requires form-fitting clothes like leggings for practice .
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jeans
jeans
[noun]

pants made of denim, that is a type of strong cotton cloth, and is used for a casual style

Ex: The jeans I own are blue and have a straight leg cut .
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tweeds
tweeds
[noun]

a type of woolen pants usually made from rough, unfinished fabrics with a distinctive pattern

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cargo pants

casual loose pants with pockets at the sides

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cutoffs
cutoffs
[noun]

a type of shorts that is made by cutting the legs of old pants and are usually left unhemmed

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flannels
flannels
[noun]

a type of pants made of flannel or gabardine or tweed or white cloth

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hot pants
hot pants
[noun]

a type of shorts that are typically short, tight-fitting, and high-waisted ften worn by women in the 1960s and 1970s

Ex: She felt confident and stylish wearing hot pants during her summer vacation at the beach .
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cords
cords
[noun]

a pair of pants made of thick cotton cloth with a rigged surface, called corduroy

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trews
trews
[noun]

tight-fitting pants, usually made of tartan wool, worn traditionally as part of Scottish Highland dress

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stretch pants

a type of form-fitting pants made from elastic materials that provide comfort and ease of movement

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trousers
trousers
[noun]

a piece of clothing that covers the body from the waist to the ankles, with a separate part for each leg

Ex: He prefers to wear trousers made from breathable fabric during the hot summer months .
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breeches
breeches
[noun]

short pants that end above the knee, often worn as a part of the outfit for horse riding

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culottes
culottes
[noun]

a type of women's knee-length pants that resemble a skirt, with the garment being split into sections to create a flared appearance

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skort
skort
[noun]

a garment that combines the appearance of a skirt with the functionality of shorts

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baggy pants

loose-fitting trousers that hang low on the hips and have a relaxed, oversized look

Ex: He rolled up the cuffs of his baggy pants to avoid tripping .
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knickerbockers

a type of short pants that end just below the knee and are often worn for sports or leisure activities.

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chaps
chaps
[noun]

protective leather leggings worn by horseback riders that cover the legs from the waist to the ankle

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skinny jeans

form-fitting denim trousers that are snug through the thighs, calves, and ankles

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chinos
chinos
[noun]

a type of casual cotton pants made with lightweight and comfortable fabric

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cropped pants

trousers that end above the ankle and typically have a straight or slightly tapered leg

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slim-fit pants

trousers that are narrower through the leg than traditional straight-leg pants, creating a fitted and streamlined silhouette

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jeggings
jeggings
[noun]

skin-tight leggings made from a stretchy denim-like material, designed to look like skinny jeans

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khakis
khakis
[noun]

casual pants made from a lightweight cotton twill fabric, typically tan or beige in color, known for their resistance to wrinkling

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pantaloons

a style of pants typically made of a lightweight fabric with a wide, full-cut leg that tapers towards the ankle

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pedal pushers

a type of cropped pants worn by women, typically with a straight leg that ends just below the knee, designed for cycling

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slacks
slacks
[noun]

tailored pants made of lightweight and durable fabrics, featuring a straight cut that falls from the waist to the ankles

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spray-on jeans

skin-tight denim pants that are so tight they appear to have been sprayed onto the body, usually made from a stretchy material like elastane or spandex

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stirrup pants

a type of stretchy, form-fitting pants that have a band of fabric that loops around the bottom of the foot to keep them in place

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Bermuda shorts

a type of knee-length shorts, originated in Bermuda, featuring a tailored cut and often worn as part of a business-casual or smart-casual outfit

Ex: His Bermudas were slightly wrinkled after washing.
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buckskins
buckskins
[noun]

leather pants made from the hides of deer or other animals, traditionally worn by Native Americans and frontiersmen for hunting and outdoor activities

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hip-huggers

low-rise pants or jeans that sit on the hips and are designed to be worn with a belt

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lederhosen

a type of traditional leather pants worn in Bavaria and other parts of Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, often decorated with intricate embroidery

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palazzo pants

loose, flowing trousers that flare out from the waist and are typically wide-legged

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flares
flares
[noun]

pants that have a wide leg and a flared hem, which are designed to widen from the knee down to the ankle

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