Size Chart:
UK 10 = M
UK 12 = L
UK 14 = XL
UK 16 = 2XL
UK 18 = 3XL
UK 20 = 4XL
UK 22 = 5XL
UK 24 = 6XL
bell-bottoms NOUN
trousers that are very wide at the bottom of the leg
blue jeans NOUN
MAINLY AMERICAN trousers that are made of blue denim (=a thick cotton cloth)
board shorts NOUN
AUSTRALIAN shorts that are worn for swimming and surfing
bottoms NOUN
the trousers of a set of loose clothes or sports clothes. The other part is called the top
breeches NOUN
old-fashioned trousers that end at the knee
britches
another spelling of breeches
capri pants NOUN
women’s narrow trousers that end just below the knee
cargo pants NOUN
loose trousers made of cotton with large pockets on the legs
chaps NOUN
pieces of leather that cowboys wear over their trousers to protect their legs when riding horses
chinos NOUN
trousers made from thick strong cotton cloth
cords NOUN
trousers made of corduroy
corduroys NOUN
trousers made of corduroy
cropped pants NOUN
wide trousers that end just below the knee
culottes NOUN
a piece of clothing that looks like a skirt but is really a pair of trousers
cutoffs NOUN
short trousers that you make by cutting part of the legs off old trousers
daks NOUN
AUSTRALIANINFORMAL trousers
denims NOUN
a pair of trousers made from denim
drainpipe trousers NOUN
BRITISH trousers with very narrow legs
dungarees NOUN
BRITISH a piece of clothing consisting of trousers and a square piece of cloth that fits over your chest, held up by narrow pieces of cloth over your shoulders. The American word is overalls.
dungarees NOUN
AMERICANOLD-FASHIONED trousers made of strong cloth, usually blue denim
flannels NOUN
trousers made of wool flannel
flares NOUN
a type of trousers that become wider at the bottom
hipsters NOUN
BRITISH trousers that fit tightly around your hips and do not cover your waist
hot pants NOUN
very small tight shorts
jeans NOUN
trousers made of heavy cotton cloth called denim that you wear in informal situations
jeggings NOUN
leggings that look similar to very tight stretch jeans
jodhpurs NOUN
trousers that are worn for riding a horse
joggers NOUN
BRITISH loose trousers that you wear especially when you are doing exercise
khakis NOUN
trousers or other clothes made of khaki cloth
leggings NOUN
trousers that stretch and fit very closely to your legs
leggings NOUN
special trousers that you wear over your ordinary trousers in bad weather
Levi’s
a type of jeans
overalls NOUN
AMERICAN dungarees
pantaloons NOUN
old-fashioned long wide trousers that are narrow at the bottom
pants NOUN
AMERICAN trousers
pedal pushers NOUN
trousers that finish just below the knee
pyjamas NOUN
a loose pair of cotton trousers that some people in Asian countries wear
salwar NOUN
INDIAN ENGLISH South Asian trousers that have a loose waist and are loose or narrow at the ankle
shalwar
another spelling of salwar
shorts NOUN
short trousers that end at or above the knees
skinny jeans NOUN
tight jeans with narrow straight legs
ski pants NOUN
BRITISH tight trousers with a narrow piece of cloth that goes under the foot, worn mainly by women
ski pants NOUN
warm trousers that you wear for skiing
skorts NOUN
an article of clothing that consists of a pair of shorts with a piece of fabric across the front to make it look like a skirt
slacks NOUN
OLD-FASHIONED trousers, especially ones that are worn for informal occasions
spray-on jeans NOUN
jeans that fit very tightly all down the leg
stirrup pants NOUN
tight trousers with a narrow piece of cloth that goes under the foot, worn mainly by women
stretch pants NOUN
trousers that are made of cloth that stretches
strides NOUN
AUSTRALIANINFORMAL trousers
sweatpants NOUN
AMERICAN thick cotton trousers worn especially for exercise or informal activities
trews NOUN
tight trousers, especially with a tartan pattern
trouser ADJECTIVE
relating to trousers
trousers NOUN
a piece of clothing covering the body from the waist to the feet, divided into separate parts for each leg