slacks
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- noun
- /slæks/
- US
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pantalones
- He paired his casual shirt with brown slacks for a relaxed dinner out.
Pulling back into her pink slacks, his black hoodies, holes now healed.
- Pulling back into her pink slacks, his black hoodies, holes now healed.
- These pants are a little stretchy where those slacks, they're like, they're like, what is a slack?
- I mean, I think first of all, you got to get some cool, some kind of like maybe some nice slacks, you know, and nice, some nice pants.
- Don Teetle saying to me in my dream, I need I I need some new dress slacks.
- Very similar business casual wool slacks.
- You had to wear like the blue jacket and the in and the Gray slacks and the and a striped tie or you could wear a suit.
- The capris, the capris, the capris dance slacks.
Examples
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I mean, I think first of all, you got to get some cool, some kind of like maybe some nice slacks, you know, and nice, some nice pants.
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I was wearing a dress shirt, black slacks and a dress shirt.
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I could dress up, wear with pants or some slacks like I have on now.
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We got the same polos and slacks on and non slips, rubbing, rubbing underneath the table.
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For the picnic, I decided to wear a light shirt and my favorite slacks.
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The company dress code allows employees to wear slacks on Fridays.
Synonyms
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A woman's underwear that covers the lower body and each leg
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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
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Etymology
The word slacks comes from the older word slack, which means 'loose' or 'not tight'. Think of a slack rope that hangs down: slacks are trousers that hang more easily and feel comfortable, so the name tells you they are loose, casual pants.