straight-legged
- adjective
- /ˈstreɪtˌlɛɡɪd/
- But even despite that, sometimes a girl just wants to wear her straight-legged jeans, but everyone knows you cannot wear jeans with sneakers!
Examples
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The model walked confidently in straight-legged pants that highlighted her sleek silhouette.
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He wore a pair of straight-legged trousers to the formal event, which complemented his tall frame.
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For a classic look, many people choose straight-legged jeans for casual outings.
Synonyms
In a direct line without curves or bends
Antonyms
How Straight
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Straight-legged comes from the simple words straight ('not bent') and -legged from leg ('the body part'). So, straight-legged means 'having legs that are not bent', which is why we use it for people, animals, or clothing like jeans that have a straight shape.