Meanings of trousering in English

Away from the building site, housebuilding bosses are trousering an unprecedented cash bonanza.

Myself, I wore a simply-cut frock-coat, with trousering in French grey.

For a man trousering up to £999 for after-dinnerspeeches, a salt-and-peppergoatee is surely inexcusable.

Better that than the far more common pose of railing against the Man while cheerfully trousering his shilling.

Or is he just concerned about trousering as much as he can, and inflating his own silver-lined pension?

He'll keep doing shows like Vicar Street and satin-trousering 50,000 euro a show.

Latest in a long line of utter bastards, completely dedicated to slapping down villains and scumbags and brown-trousering the ungodly.

By passive, the authors aren't suggesting that hedge funds are stealthily replicating the S&P 500 or some other index and then trousering fat fees.

Examine different fabrics and classify them into either suitings, overcoatings, trouserings, etc.

In plain, twilled, mat, and fancy weave designs for trouserings, coatings, suitings, jackets, dresses, costumes, flannels, shirtings, etc.

I don't reckon I would myself if I didn't have anything but trouserings and vintages to worry about.

"Yes, and that young shrimp that was talkin' about 'vintages' and 'trouserings.'"

"Trouserings," he proclaimed, rather importantly, "is the cloth they make pants out of."

"Does that matter?" he asked, with his eye on the exquisite grey trousering.

His nicely draped trouserings, which were only six inches from our notebook, quivered slightly as he said fifteen words of introduction.

"Everything, or else I've gone nutty," is the indignant reply, delivered while disengaging a leg from its Teddy Bear trousering.