Dockers
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- proper noun
- /ˈdɑːkərz/
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Dockers
- I always fly in sneakers and jeans (or lace-up shoes and Dockers if I won't have time to change before a meeting).
- wearing Dockers
- Dockers and polo
- shirt and Dockers
Examples
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Many people prefer Dockers for their comfort and style during outdoor events.
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I took my things to the upstairs bathroom, and by the time I was dressed in what my mother thought was appropriate—blue Dockers with too many pleats, white oxford, red sweater vest—most of the other kids had arrived.
Fiction book (1996) -
And did you know Dockers has big and tall pants, shirts and shorts.
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I think some Dockers premium heritage chinos would do you good.
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Ratchiss dressed him up in Dockers and polo shirts and got his teeth fixed for him, but Mag—or Mug—didn't want anything to do with plastic surgery.
Fiction book (2001) -
He decided to wear a pair of Dockers for the casual meeting to look smart yet relaxed.
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I bought a new pair of Dockers that match perfectly with my favorite polo shirt.
Synonyms
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Trousers made from light brown cotton, often worn for work or casual wear
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Casual cotton trousers often in light colors
How Casual
Surface Forms
Etymology
Dockers comes from the word docker, a person 'who works at a dock' loading and unloading ships, and the clothing brand chose that name to suggest strong, comfortable trousers like those workers wore. So Dockers now means a brand and a style of casual khaki pants.