pantses
Pulls trousers down
Pantses is the third-person singular verb form of pants, meaning to pull down someone's trousers as a prank or humiliation: He pantses his little brother in front of his friends.
The spelling varies—pantsed and pantsing are standard, but some write pantses while others prefer pants as both base and conjugated form.
Informal leg garments
- jeansCasual denim trousers
- chinosCotton twill trousers
- khakisTan cotton trousers
- corduroysRibbed cotton trousers
sweatpants · leggings · joggers · capris · culottes · palazzos · dungarees · overalls
Forcibly lowering another's trousers
- embarrassmentSelf-conscious unease
- schoolyardOutdoor area at school
- bullyingAggressive repeated intimidation
- locker roomShared space for dressing
Pull to extend
- flexibilityAbility to adapt easily
- elasticityTendency to resume original form
- breathabilityAirflow through material
- softnessYielding to gentle pressure
looseness · roominess · lightweight · non-binding · relaxed fit · ease of movement
slacks
Informal leg garments
corduroys · sweatpants · leggings · joggers · capris · culottes · palazzos · dungarees · overalls · jeggings
depantsing
Forcibly lowering another's trousers
- embarrassmentSelf-conscious unease
- schoolyardOutdoor area at school
- bullyingAggressive repeated intimidation
locker room · wedgie · horseplay · hazing
stretch
Pull to extend
- flexibilityAbility to adapt easily
- elasticityTendency to resume original form
- breathabilityAirflow through material
softness · looseness · roominess · lightweight · non-binding · relaxed fit · ease of movement
- beat the pants offDefeat decisively and humiliatingly
- getting in someone's pantsPursuing sexual access
- yoga pantsStretchy fitted exercise trousers
- cargo pantsMulti-pocket utility trousers
- snow pantsWaterproof winter legwear
- pooped one's pantsDefecated in one's underwear