trunks
- noun
- /trʌŋks/
- Do not wear really long swim trunks because you're going to look too short.
They're available in multiple silhouettes, box briefs, long box briefs, trunks, and briefs.
- They're available in multiple silhouettes, box briefs, long box briefs, trunks, and briefs.
- And he came through town with his show and he left his boxing trunks to be auctioned for charity for the theater.
- Do not wear really long swim trunks because you're going to look too short.
- So these are Jayden's swim trunks.
- So make sure when you come in you're wearing like like tights or trunks or something similar fucking turned up in baggy boxer shorts.
Examples
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Found these sweet swim trunks at the Idaho date.
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OK, so we've got back from breakfast, I've got Bobby to get changed into his like grab his swimming trunks and he's going to meet me at the pool.
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So now on deck, just in my trunks, just putting my hand in.
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Dan needs some swim trunks so we're here picking out some swim trunks.
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I'll have a pair of workout shorts that also double as swim trunks and, and just regular shorts.
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I bought some great swimming shorts because I bought these like salmony pink swimming trunks a while ago.
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They have a swim line with trunks and board shorts that are quick to dry and have four way stretch fabric.
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OK, you might think I'm wearing swim trunks and I'm wearing these my Lionel shoes, these like super bright white tennis shoes, like no socks.
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We got puzzles, puzzle, notebook, blankets, tote bags, swim trunks, crop tops, T-shirts, koala club.
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He packed his trunks for the beach trip, ready to swim in the ocean.
Synonyms
A brand of tight men's swimsuit often worn for swimming or competitions
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
Clothes worn on the lower body that end above the knee and have two separate legs
Short clothes that men wear for swimming
Short pants that end at the knee and are worn for sport or hot weather
Short trousers that end above the knee, often worn by boys or for sports
Antonyms
Compounds
How Short
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Trunks comes from an old name, trunk hose, for short pants people wore long ago. The part trunc- meant 'cut off', so trunks are 'cut-off' or short trousers, which is why we call swimming and boxing shorts trunks.