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Meanings of britches in English
Usage of britches in English
1
This is right after work, so I'm in my britches and waistcoat.
2
Then I grabbed him by the seat of the britches and heaved.
3
My other blurry hand is jammed to the elbow inside my britches.
4
They're not really venal, that lot, just too big for their britches.
5
Bet the last button on your britches, he was that an' more.
6
And you could weave cloth and make all yo' own britches, too.
7
Same thing I say to every kid too big for his britches.
8
Your cousin stole your britches and boots and gave them to me.
9
Mother dials the phone while telling Harold to put some britches on.
10
So he stood, rubbing his nervous, wet palms on his knee britches.
11
Sena walked briskly, adjusting the black britches and a studded watchman's jacket.
12
He wore britches, and a dull gray vest open over his work shirt.
13
Today, she was dressed in Eastern-style riding britches with brown boots.
14
Alien ship blows up a few news shuttles, and everyone pisses their britches.
15
And does anyone know what those britches even look like anymore?
16
But the pollution from the mine let you outgrow your britches.
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