shorts
- noun
- /ʃɔrts/
- She chose her favorite shorts to wear while playing at the beach.
And I also got her these shorts that are so cute.
- And I also got her these shorts that are so cute.
- I've been loving these shorts that look like skirts.
- It was acceptable to wear cargo shorts and khakis.
- You keep wearing your summer dresses, skirts and shorts just with tights.
- I would definitely wear this with like high waist shorts or jeans.
- And then these shorts are the best fitting shorts of the bunch.
Examples
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It was acceptable to wear cargo shorts and khakis.
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GRACE WOULD HAVE TO WEAR SUMMER DRESSES OR SHORTS.
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And I also got her these shorts that are so cute.
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I want to put little short shorts on her.
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I got one pair of shorts and your salmon shorts.
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Anyways, some new black shorts, some new blue shorts.
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I love this color, these shorts, they're super nice.
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I've been loving these shorts that look like skirts.
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It is just plain black shorts and it's got leopard print.
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He wore a pair of shorts to the picnic on a hot summer day.
Synonyms
Very short tight shorts worn by women as outer clothing
Shorts that men or boys wear for swimming
Trousers ending above the knee that people wear in warm weather or for sports
Short trousers that reach to or just above the knee, often worn in warm weather
A pair of light brown shorts for casual outdoor wear
Short pants that end near the knee and people wear for swimming or boxing
Short trousers that reach to the knee and are often worn by boys
Short clothes that men wear for swimming
Pants that end above the knee, often worn for beach or play
Short pants that end at the knee and are worn for sport or hot weather
Antonyms
Idioms
Compounds
Short trousers that reach to or just above the knee, often worn in warm weather
How Short
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Shorts comes from the phrase 'short trousers' and the adjective short meaning 'not long'. They are trousers that stop above the knee or are shorter than normal pants, so the name shows they are 'not long'.