trews Synonyms
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trews Meaning
Wordnet
trews (n)
(used in the plural) tight-fitting trousers; usually of tartan
Webster
trews (n. pl.)
Trowsers; especially, those of the Scotch Highlanders.
trews Sentence Examples
- The Scottish don kilts and trews with pride.
- The Highlander's trews billowed in the wind as he marched through the glen.
- The piper's trews, made of fine tartan, complemented his traditional attire.
- The weaver carefully crafted the intricate patterns on the trews, each line a testament to his skill.
- The laddie's trews were a bit too short, revealing his bony knees.
- The hikers wore trews made of durable fabric, suitable for rough terrain.
- The actor's trews were designed to resemble the garb worn by ancient Scottish warriors.
- The fashion designer debuted a line of contemporary trews, blending traditional elements with modern style.
- The museum's collection included a rare pair of 18th-century trews, preserved as a relic of Scottish history.
- The lad's trews were soaked through after a day of playing in the rain, but he couldn't stop grinning.
FAQs About the word trews
(used in the plural) tight-fitting trousers; usually of tartanTrowsers; especially, those of the Scotch Highlanders.
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The Scottish don kilts and trews with pride.
The Highlander's trews billowed in the wind as he marched through the glen.
The piper's trews, made of fine tartan, complemented his traditional attire.
The weaver carefully crafted the intricate patterns on the trews, each line a testament to his skill.
