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What is the trousers?
This word is British, and in America are pants. However under British trousers, are pants - Thats how Brits and Americans get mixed up with what is what.
I wear trousers under my pants.
the trousers - video
The trousers - what is it?
pantaloons ... on crack
hey! check it out! i'm wearing trousers(aka pantaloons)
What does "the trousers" mean?
When a person has to run around the house/office without their trousers on, normally a forfeit for losing 10-0 at table football
Did you hear that Simon was trousered by Nick yesterday?
The trousers - what does it mean?
Verb. High level white collar crime or official corruption involving theft of cash or illegal payments. Refers to the subject stuffing as much cash as they can into their trousers before they get caught.
That bastard politician trousered millions from us taxpayers then fucked off to Argentina!
The trousers - meaning
Susan could not escape from her trouser prison
The trousers - definition
The questionably traditional practice of being forced to run around a lawn, quad or yard with one's trousers down one's ankles, as a result of being 'whitewashed' in a bar game, i.e. beaten all points to nil. Almost exclusively the reserve of public schoolboys and Oxbridge undergraduates.
Little Jimmy lost 11-0 to Tarquin at table football and so was trousered; much merriment ensued at the sight of Jimmy feebly waddling round the quad, and Tarquin and his buddies had a jolly good laugh about the trousering.
The trousers - slang
completely and utterly trashed, drunk and/or drugged
man i was so completely trousered last night i pissed in my girlfriend's shoes
The trousers
trousers: anther word for pants.
I have to go out and buy some new trousers.
The trousers
Transitive verb. Slang, meaning to accept a bribe or some other sub rosa payment, usually in cash. That is, to take the money and slip it into your trouser pocket.
Mr Fayed offered a brown envelope and Hamilton trousered it straight away.
The trousers
The Mrs, the wife, the girlfriend, the trousers wearer in the house.
"Will you please ask the trousers if you can come to the pub at the weekend?"