What does pants mean?
Definitions for pants
pæntspants
Here are all the possible meanings and translations of the word pants.
Princeton's WordNet
bloomers, pants, drawers, knickersnoun
underpants worn by women
"she was afraid that her bloomers might have been showing"
GCIDE
pantsnoun
Underpants.
Chambers 20th Century Dictionary
Pants
n.pl. (coll.) trousers, abbrev. of pantaloons.
The Foolish Dictionary, by Gideon Wurdz
PANTS
Trousers' Country Cousins.
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Etymology and Origins
Pants
Short for “pantaloons,” an Americanism for trousers. See “Pantaloon.”
Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of pants in Chaldean Numerology is: 3
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of pants in Pythagorean Numerology is: 7
Examples of pants in a Sentence
It happened so fast, it caught Google with its pants down, the whole weekend after Rogan posted it, that was fascinating. I had no idea that Rogan was going to put it up on New Year’s Eve, bless his heart, but it just ripped through the world.
Hemp Benchmarks ' editorial director:
Hemp [ grown for CBD ] is a pretty high-cost crop to farm ; people are putting a decent amount of money in per acre relative to growing corn or soybeans, that's sort of an extra kick in the pants right there.
It is possible, though unlikely, the traditional models are just all wrong (and) we're in a whole new world. But she's not going to fly by the seat of her pants.
We can't keep on funding transportation by the seat of our pants, three months at a time, i guarantee you this is not how China, Germany, other big powerful countries around the world handle their infrastructure.
The urine will bounce back on the guys pants and shoes. The idea is they will think twice next time about urinating in public.
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- broekAfrikaans
- بنطال, سروال السنة, سروالArabic
- şalvarAzerbaijani
- по́рткі, бру́кі, штаны́, нага́віцыBelarusian
- пантало̀ни, пантало̀нBulgarian
- প্যান্টBengali
- brageier, bragoùBreton
- pantalons, pantalóCatalan, Valencian
- kalhoty, gatě, kalhotky, spodky, kaťata, spoďáryCzech
- trowsusWelsh
- bukser, buksDanish
- Hose, Unterhose, SchlüpferGerman
- παντελόνι, σώβρακοGreek
- pantalono, subvestaĵoEsperanto
- pantalón, pantalones, calzoncillos, calzoncillo, bragas, bragaSpanish
- püksidEstonian
- ازار, شلوارPersian
- alushousut, pikkuhousut, housutFinnish
- buksurFaroese
- caleçon, slip, pantalon, culotte, déculotterFrench
- triús, bríste, treabhsarIrish
- drathais, drathars, briogais, triubhasScottish Gaelic
- troosyn, breeçhynManx
- מכנסיים, תחתוניםHebrew
- पैंटHindi
- alsónadrág, nadrágHungarian
- անդրավարտիք, շալվար, տաբատArmenian
- celana dalam, cawat, celanaIndonesian
- buxurIcelandic
- calzoni, brache, mutande, smutandare, pantaloni, slip, mutandineItalian
- ズボン, パンツJapanese
- შარვალიGeorgian
- шалбарKazakh
- ខោKhmer
- ಪ್ಯಾಂಟ್Kannada
- 팬티, 바지Korean
- پانتۆڵKurdish
- lavrekCornish
- шымKyrgyz
- brācaeLatin
- BoxLuxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- ໂສ້ງLao
- kelnėsLithuanian
- biksesLatvian
- tarau, tarauteteMāori
- гаќи, панталониMacedonian
- өмдMongolian
- seluar, hampas, celana, seluar dalamMalay
- qalziet ta' taħt, qalzietMaltese
- ဘောင်းဘီBurmese
- broekaf, brol, doen, aftrekken, broek, onderbroekDutch
- bukseNorwegian Nynorsk
- brok, bukseNorwegian
- tłʼaajíʼééʼNavajo, Navaho
- bragasOccitan
- салбарOssetian, Ossetic
- majtki, spodnie, gacie, gatkiPolish
- پرتوګPashto, Pushto
- calças, cueca, calcinhaPortuguese
- pantalonRomanian
- трусы́, штаны́, отсто́й, брю́ки, кальсо́ны, пантало́ны, портки́, шарова́рыRussian
- пантало́не, pantalóne, hlȁčeSerbo-Croatian
- කලිසමSinhala, Sinhalese
- nohaviceSlovak
- hlačeSlovene
- pantallonaAlbanian
- byxa, underbyxa, kalsongerSwedish
- குப்பாயம், ஜட்டி, ప్యాంటు, పంట్లాంTamil
- шим, шалворTajik
- กางเกงThai
- tamaan, jalbar, balakTurkmen
- pantalonTagalog
- don, külot, donunu indirmek, pantolon, koncuk, tuman, boktanTurkish
- чалбарTatar
- брю́ки, штани́, труси́Ukrainian
- پینٹ, پتلونUrdu
- shimUzbek
- quần lót dài, quầnVietnamese
- niblit, blitVolapük
- iibhulukhweXhosa
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