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Meaning of britches
Wordnet
britches (n)
(used in the plural) informal term for breeches
britches Sentence Examples
- In the past, men often wore britches as part of their everyday attire.
- His old-fashioned britches were made of sturdy denim, perfect for working on the farm.
- The young boy struggled to fasten the buttons on his britches, still learning how to dress himself.
- Back in the 18th century, knee-high britches were considered fashionable for gentlemen.
- She patched up her husband's torn britches, extending their lifespan for a little longer.
- The tailor expertly tailored a new pair of britches for the gentleman, ensuring a perfect fit.
- As he rode his horse through the dusty trails, his leather britches provided protection from branches and thorns.
- The actor donned a pair of breeches and britches for his role in the historical drama.
- Despite the hot weather, he insisted on wearing his woolen britches, believing them to be more durable.
- The old sailor regaled the children with tales of the sea, gesturing wildly in his worn britches.
FAQs About the word britches
(used in the plural) informal term for breeches
trousers,pants,jeans, breeches, pantaloons, denims, slacks, blue jeans, cargo pants,corduroys
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In the past, men often wore britches as part of their everyday attire.
His old-fashioned britches were made of sturdy denim, perfect for working on the farm.
The young boy struggled to fasten the buttons on his britches, still learning how to dress himself.
Back in the 18th century, knee-high britches were considered fashionable for gentlemen.
