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jogger

jogger

1 2.7
A pair of casual athletic pants with an elastic waist and narrow cuffs
  • noun
  • /ˈdʒɑːɡər/
translation icon : pantalón tipo jogger
  • After my workout, I changed into cozy joggers and a t-shirt.
  • baby joggers
  • jogger pants

So, you know, hoodies, joggers, crop tops, leggings.

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Examples

  • I live in Fabletics joggers, like live in them.

  • Anything loungewear, sweatshirts, hoodies, joggers, leggings, anything like that.

  • And yet here I am with joggers and black clothes.

  • I wear these joggers, man, just for comfort.

  • This is a matching jogger set from Fiori.

  • So each of them has a long sleeve T-shirt and some joggers as well.

  • The joggers look like Columbia ones and are quite presentable.

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  • The range is called the Sweats and that contains shorts, joggers and hoodies.

  • Cozy Earth now has these bamboo joggers and pullover crew.

  • And then my bottoms are these pink, like dusky pink joggers, which are from Abercrombie.

Synonyms

sweatpants
vsjogger
  • US
1.0

Loose comfortable pants with elastic at the ankles, worn for exercise or relaxing

fit close to the body rather than being loose

How Fitted

skinny jeans
  • UK
12 2.1
legging
20 1.8
jogger
1 2.7
sweatpants
  • US
1.0

Surface Forms

jogger singular
joggers plural

Morphology

jogger = jog (semi-transparent) = jog + er

The word is clearly connected with jogging, but the suffix '-er' does not regularly allow learners to infer the specific meaning 'athletic pants'.

Etymology

Jogger for the pants comes from the same verb jog, meaning the exercise 'to run slowly'; these clothes were made for people to wear while jogging. That's why joggers are soft, close-fitting sport pants meant for exercise or casual wear.