Skip to main content
to treg

to treg

9.9
To wear loose, comfortable pants for relaxing or casual activities
  • verb
  • Informal
: usar treg
  • He decided to treg for the outdoor concert, choosing comfort over style.

Examples

  • Many students treg during exam week to stay comfortable while studying.

  • On weekends, she likes to treg and relax at home with friends.

  • I love to treg on lazy Sundays!

  • She loves to treg on weekends.

  • On weekends, she likes to treg and relax at home with friends.

  • He decided to treg for the outdoor concert, choosing comfort over style.

  • I love to treg on lazy Sundays!

Antonyms

351 2.7

Put on special clothes for an event or to look attractive

How Casual

to dress down
  • Informal
13 3.8
to treg
  • Informal
9.9
dressed spiffily
  • Informal
1 7.8

Surface Forms

treg infinitive
tregged past
tregged past participle
tregging present participle
tregs third person singular

Etymology

Treg as a verb comes from the noun treg, the name of the relaxed trousers, so to treg means 'to wear treg trousers' or to dress in a casual, comfortable way. This shows how a word for clothing can also become the action of wearing it.