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Meanings of pantaloon (pantaloons) in English
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Usage of pantaloons in English
1
The pantaloons were striped; the shirt was striped; the cap was striped.
2
Both hands were thrust down deep in the pockets of his pantaloons.
3
Ye look right a dandy in blue silk doublet and slit pantaloons.
4
Here is a pair of pantaloons; but they are pretty well worn.
5
And if not there, we will find it in his pantaloons pocket.
6
Brush the mud from your pantaloons, and leave the girl to herself.
7
The clown, drawing from the wide pantaloons a dollar, pantomimed to Bud.
8
And if not there, we shall find it in his pantaloons' pocket.
9
He wore a red shirt, a Kirghis robe, and wide Cossack pantaloons.
10
About this time a little blue lizard ran up his roomy pantaloons.
11
The men were in snow white pantaloons, with gay coloured linen jackets.
12
His coat and pantaloons, which were of light green, were nearly new.
13
Chrysabelle tugged the pantaloons down half an inch, revealing the crescent-shaped mark.
14
Do you think I can go through the Supreme Court without pantaloons?
15
I remember the very evening the padrone last put on those pantaloons!
16
Harding and Coolidge he now kept in the pocket of his stove-pipe pantaloons.
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Pantaloons across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common