Noun
(usually in the plural) a garment extending from the waist to the knee or ankle, covering each leg separately
Source: WordNethe had a sharp crease in his trousers Source: Internet
He removed Hwekwave's pair of trousers and produced a knife from his pocket and cut the foreskin of the complainant's penis and applied some herbs. Source: Internet
In the second count, they were charged with breaking into the house of Musa Muyiya and stealing a bag containing a pair of trousers and a vest both worth Sh1,050. Source: Internet
These shoes will usually be worn with a suit or a more elegant pair of trousers and jackets, and they need to be in good condition. Source: Internet
“Widening roads to reduce pollution to me is like realising you’ve gained too much weight to wear a pair of trousers and instead of tackling the real problem, you buy yourself a bigger pair of trousers.” Source: Internet
I called out to Wida, my wife, and asked her to fetch me a shirt and a pair of trousers. Source: Internet