baggie
5.8
A pair of loose shorts or trousers worn for sports and casual wear
- noun
- /ˈbæɡi/
- Informal
:
pantalón holgado
- For lounging around the house, nothing feels better than soft cotton baggies.
Examples
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After the workout, she changed out of her tight clothes into a pair of loose baggies.
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You wee baggie had its first outing this morning!
Blog text (11) -
"Do me a favor and lay your baggie flat in the bin, thank you," or "You can place your shoes in this bin," or "May I see your ID please... thank you," and smile.
Blog text (3) -
Then the next thing you knew, they ripped their clothes off and all they had left were those boots and these little silky black baggie things that their ding-dongs jiggled around in.
Fiction book (2000) -
He wore comfy baggies while playing basketball with his friends.
Synonyms
3
8.4
Loose trousers like old work pants
is used mainly for casual athletic shorts or trousers rather than everyday wear
How Loose
Surface Forms
Etymology
Baggie for clothing comes from baggy (meaning 'loose') with the ending -ie, so baggies are 'bag-like' loose shorts or trousers made for sports and casual wear.