dungarees
- noun
- /ˌdʌŋɡəˈriz/
:
pantalones de mezclilla
- He prefers comfortable clothing like dungarees for casual outings on weekends.
So I like to go to the places where you have this hipster person in a hat with dungarees on making you a coffee in a very special way.
- So I like to go to the places where you have this hipster person in a hat with dungarees on making you a coffee in a very special way.
- This is like a normal T-shirt size so I've worn it under dungarees but I'm not wearing jeans at the moment.
- Our shit was American Eagle dungarees where it had like a little thing to like, put your hammer.
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This is like a normal T-shirt size so I've worn it under dungarees but I'm not wearing jeans at the moment.
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So I like to go to the places where you have this hipster person in a hat with dungarees on making you a coffee in a very special way.
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Again, I just think underneath dungarees it would look nice.
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But I flipping love dungarees so much.
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Little Zara shirt and the dungarees are from Kidley.
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She wore a stylish pair of dungarees while gardening in the sun.
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The worker's dungarees were stained from the paint but still looked great.
Synonyms
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Trousers made from denim, usually worn as casual clothes
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Clothes worn on the lower body with separate parts for each leg
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Trousers made of blue denim that people usually wear as casual clothes
Trousers made from strong cotton cloth, often blue, that people wear for work or casual use
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Etymology
Dungarees comes from the Hindi word dungri, meaning 'coarse cloth', and was used for a strong cloth made in India. That's why dungarees now means the tough work trousers or overalls we wear today, like jeans for hard work.