denims

1.0

Trousers made from strong cotton cloth, often blue, that people wear for work or casual use

noun
/ˈdɛnɪmz/

: jeans

The construction worker preferred durable denims for his manual labor.

I have on a supreme flannel, a Calvin Klein white T-shirt, a white snap back ironically cut up blue nudie denims.

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Examples

So I just threw on these denim jeans and my superstar shoes you know just casual and this cute little shirt that I showed you guys and I have my Michael Kors backpack on.
She's wearing cut off denim jeans, a skin tight faded Harvard T-shirt, blonde, beautiful hair.
But you guys, these Madewell denim jeans so good.
So all you guys are going to need is some denim pants, shorts or overalls.
I feel like wearing like this yellow tie dye crop top with like denim jeans like this could be cute.
So one of the things someone recommended to me are the extreme distressed denim jeans.
Glass of whiskey, denim jeans, glass of whiskey, glass of seltzer.
I'm wearing the scarf as a top and some baggy denim jeans.
He wrapped his arms around Link's legs and started rubbing against the rough denim of his jeans.
He decided to wear his favorite pair of denims for the casual outing.

Synonyms

jeans

vsdenims

407 1.0

Trousers made from denim, usually worn as casual clothes

is the plural cloth name used for the same pants

trousers

vsdenims

110 1.0

Clothes worn on the lower body with separate parts for each leg

is the specific plural term for heavy denim versions of such garments

blue jeans

vsdenims

27 1.0

Trousers made of blue denim that people usually wear as casual clothes

is the plural cloth name not specific to color

khakis

vsdenims

18 2.7

Trousers made from light brown cotton, often worn for work or casual wear

is the heavy denim plural term not defined by color or uniform use

skinny jeans

vsdenims

12 2.1

Tight denim pants that are narrow at the legs and ankles

is the broader plural fabric term, not a specific tight style

Levis

vsdenims

4 2.0

A brand of jeans made by Levi Strauss & Co

is the general plural fabric name rather than a brand name

pair of trousers

vsdenims

2 1.1

Clothes that cover your lower body from the waist to the ankles with separate legs

is the plural fabric name used specifically for heavy denim versions

fit jean

vsdenims

1 3.4

A pair of jeans that are close to the body

is the general plural fabric name not focused on fit

slacks

vsdenims

1 1.3

A pair of loose pants worn for smart or casual occasions

is the durable heavy denim plural term rather than softer dress pants

chinos

vsdenims

1 3.4

Casual cotton trousers often in light colors

is the heavy denim plural term rather than lightweight cotton pants

distressed jeans

vsdenims

2.7

Jeans made to look old and worn, often with rips

is the neutral plural term for denim pants without styled damage

dungarees

vsdenims

3.2

Trousers with a front bib and shoulder straps, usually made of denim for work or casual wear

is the plural fabric name for pants without shoulder attachments

corduroys

vsdenims

2.9

Trousers made of thick cotton with soft raised lines

is the heavy denim plural term rather than corded velvet fabric pants

How Casual

overalled

5.7

denims

1.0

chinos

1 3.4

dress suit

1 3.5

Surface Forms

denims singular

Morphology

denims = denim (transparent) = denim + s

Regular plural formation with '-s' and meaning 'items/pairs of denim (trousers)' is directly inferable from the base noun.

Etymology

Denims comes from the old French phrase de Nîmes, which means 'from Nîmes', a town in France where a strong cloth was made. Because that cloth was used for hard work, denims now refers to tough, casual trousers called jeans that you can wear for work or everyday use.