Meanings of wear knickerbockers in English

Sex-themost potent force in the universe-indanger because women wear knickerbockers instead of petticoats, or military men take to corsets and cosmetics!

He wore knickerbockers; in fact, his whole appearance was that of the conventional mountaineer-tourist.

Leroy had been a sort of drawing-room pet since before he stopped wearing knickerbockers.

My nieces wore knickerbockers, and I found vast contentment in short, heavy skirts over bloomers.

He wears knickerbockers and pleated jackets and white flannels and riding clothes with puffed trousers.

His coat was of green velveteen corduroy and he wore knickerbockers of an eloquent plaid.

Let us get this thing straight: I have been in love with you since I wore knickerbockers.

He wore knickerbockers and high laced boots.

He wore knickerbockers and a Norfolk jacket.

All those people that are crowding into it with golf clubs, and wearing knickerbockers and flat caps, would deceive anybody.

The man wore knickerbockers with gold stockings, riding habit and stock, the girl a beautifully tailored, fine-textured lady's riding habit.

He hasn't seen me since I wore knickerbockers, and we had a great time making him understand who we were.

They had known her since they wore knickerbockers; and they shared many interests and friends in common; they talked the same language.

He was not dressed in blue, like when he is cutting up the sheep and things in the shop, and he wore knickerbockers.

"She'd ought to wear knickerbockers," murmured the Virginian.

"Now, that young man," said Mrs. Jane Jukes Jopp, indicating her late husband's blushing antagonist, "is quite right to wear knickerbockers.