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Pants
Meaning
British EnglishAustralian SlangCanadian SlangEast Coast USWest Coast USMidwest USSouthern USTexas SlangDeep South USNew Zealand SlangSouth AfricanAfrican EnglishAsian English

Literal Meaning

A covering for the lower half of the body, typically made of fabric and worn from the waist down.

Actual Meaning

Usually underwear, sometimes trousers

Context

Used when discussing types of clothing in informal settings.

Examples

  • "During the summer, I prefer wearing shorts or lighter pants."
  • "He always wears a funny pair of pants under his trousers."
  • "I forgot to pack my pants for the trip, now I have to buy some at the store."

Tips

  • Be aware of the context when someone mentions 'pants'; it can lead to misunderstandings if you're thinking of trousers.
  • In British English, 'pants' typically refers to underwear, while 'trousers' are what you wear on your legs.
  • If you're unsure what someone means by 'pants', it’s okay to ask for clarification to avoid confusion.
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undergarments
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shorts
trousers
slacks
bottoms
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dungarees
legging
pantaloons
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