pant
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- noun
- /pænt/
:
pantalón
- There are pockets all over the pant.
- pant legs
There was no vest, no pants, no shirt, no nothing.
- There was no vest, no pants, no shirt, no nothing.
- They're crying, peeing in their pants, pooping in their pants.
- So I got these yoga pants, sport pants things.
- That's a bad hat and the pants are bad.
- They were black dress pants, but they were Jean like.
- I landed on one leg, tore up my pants, had no weapon.
- So to come full throttle in here, no shirt, no pants, no socks, no socks.
- Socks, shirts, shorts, pants, you name it, It's all great stuff.
- What is worse than ants in your pants, uncles?
- I grew up right in my own pants right now.
- And today I am wearing pants, see pants.
Examples
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I didn't know what it was until I looked down and I saw... this rather intimidating little spider crawling out of your pant leg.
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Yeah, you lift up that right pant leg there.
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>> The black pant and the top, I thought that that was quite nice.
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That pant, it's got a red lining.
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I want to make cargo pants look good on me so bad.
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They were black dress pants, but they were Jean like.
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I'm wearing green pants and the ankles fitting.
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The bark scratches her fingers, and she tears a pant leg in her rush.
Fiction book (1999) -
My slacks were torn at the knee, the pant leg slick with blood.
Fiction book (1996) -
She wore a stylish pair of pants to the party that caught everyone's attention.
Synonyms
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Clothes worn on the lower body with separate parts for each leg
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Clothes that cover your lower body from the waist to the ankles with separate legs
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Pant for clothing comes from the longer word pantaloons, which was named after an Italian stage character called 'Pantalone'. The word was shortened to pants, so a pant can mean one part of a pair of pants.