Synonyms and antonyms of Trousers and shorts in American Thesaurus

baggies (noun)

informal very large loose men’s pants made to hang down between the legs

bell-bottoms (noun)

pants that are very wide at the bottom of the leg

blue jeans (noun)

pants that are made of blue denim (=a thick cotton cloth)

bottoms (noun)

the pants of a set of loose clothes or sports clothes. The other part is called the top

breeches (noun)

old-fashioned pants that end at the knee

britches (noun)

breeches

capri pants (noun)

women’s narrow pants that end just below the knee

cargo pants (noun)

loose pants made of cotton with large pockets on the legs

chaps (noun)

pieces of leather that cowboys wear over their pants to protect their legs when riding horses

chinos (noun)

pants made from thick strong cotton cloth

cords (noun)

pants made of corduroy

corduroys (noun)

pants made of corduroy

cropped pants (noun)

wide pants that end just below the knee

culottes (noun)

women’s short pants that have wide legs and look like a skirt

cutoffs (noun)

short pants that you make by cutting part of the legs off old pants

daks (noun)

Australianinformal pants

denims (noun)

a pair of pants made from denim

dungarees (noun)

Americanold-fashioned pants made of strong cloth, usually blue denim

dungarees (noun)

British overalls

flannels (noun)

pants made of wool flannel

flares (noun)

a type of pants that become wider at the bottom

hiphuggers (adjective)

American pants that fit tightly around your hips and do not cover your waist

hot pants (noun)

very small tight shorts (=short pants) for women

jeans (noun)

pants made of heavy cotton cloth called denim that you wear in informal situations

jeggings (noun)

leggings (= trousers worn by women that stretch and fit very closely to their legs) that look similar to jeans

jodhpurs (noun)

pants that are worn for riding a horse

khakis (noun)

pants or other clothes made of khaki cloth

knickers (noun)

American knickerbockers

leggings (noun)

pants worn by women and girls that stretch and fit very closely to their legs

leggings (noun)

special pants that you wear over your ordinary pants in bad weather

Levi’s ()

a type of jeans

overalls (noun)

American a piece of clothing consisting of pants and a part covering your chest that is attached to straps that fit over your shoulders.

pantaloons (noun)

old-fashioned long wide pants that are narrow at the bottom

pants (noun)

American a piece of clothing that covers your body from your waist to your ankles and has a separate part for each leg

pedal pushers (noun)

tight pants for women that finish just below the knee

salwar (noun)

Indian English a pair of pants with wide legs, worn by women in northern India

shalwar ()

another spelling of salwar

shorts (noun)

short pants that end at or above the knees

skinny jeans (noun)

tight jeans with narrow straight legs

ski pants (noun)

warm pants that you wear for skiing

ski pants (noun)

British stirrup pants

skorts (noun)

an article of women's 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 pants, especially ones that are worn for informal occasions

spray-on jeans (noun)

jeans that fit very tightly all down the leg

stirrup pants (noun)

women’s tight pants with a narrow piece of cloth that goes under the foot

stretch pants (noun)

women’s pants that are made of cloth that stretches

strides (noun)

Australianinformal pants

sweatpants (noun)

American loose pants made of thick cotton that you wear for exercising or relaxing

trews (noun)

tight pants, especially with a tartan pattern

trouser (adjective)

relating to trousers

trousers (noun)

mainly British a piece of clothing covering the body from the waist to the feet, divided into separate parts for each leg and worn by both men and women