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What is another word for
pants
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Noun
Trousers with a semi-formal style
Clothing for legs, lower half of body
Silly, trivial, or pretentious talk or writing
Plural for a short, quick breath
Plural for a wheezing sound
Adjective
Characterized by low quality or standard
Verb
To pant or breathe hard or with difficulty
Long for or to do something
To vomit or retch
To beat or throb in a rhythmic manner
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▲
Noun
▲
Trousers with a semi-formal style
trousers
pantaloons
shorts
slacks
chinos
corduroys
jeans
cords
overalls
blue jeans
britches
breeches
denims
dungarees
chaps
breech
knee britches
strides
trews
kecks
unmentionables
daks
rammies
reach-me-downs
knickers
bloomers
rompers
blues
cut-offs
Wranglers
Levis
Levi'sTM
LeesTM
WranglersTM
“I cannot make him change this format, so I decided to buy him some new
pants
and shirts.”
Noun
▲
Clothing for legs, lower half of body
briefs
knickers
underpants
boxers
G-string
panties
Y-fronts
bloomers
boxer shorts
camiknickers
drawers
frillies
kecks
smalls
thong
undershorts
undies
bikini briefs
French knickers
long johns
pantalettes
step-ins
Bermudas
breeches
britches
chaps
denims
dungarees
jodhpurs
slacks
tanga briefs
Directoire drawers
clam diggers
pedal pushers
underwear
gruds
butt-huggers
tighty whities
longjohns
knicks
broekies
underdaks
pair of underwear
shorts
BVDs
skivvies
lingerie
undergarment
underclothes
intimate things
bikini bottoms
more ❯
Noun
▲
Silly, trivial, or pretentious talk or writing
twaddle
nonsense
rubbish
bull
rot
claptrap
drivel
garbage
bilge
balderdash
blather
guff
hogwash
tosh
tripe
poppycock
bosh
cobblers
piffle
balls
baloney
bunk
trash
gibberish
hooey
blether
chatter
codswallop
eyewash
gossip
malarkey
moonshine
tommyrot
bunkum
flapdoodle
hokum
pap
waffle
applesauce
dribble
gabble
gobbledegook
phooey
tattle
trumpery
verbiage
blathers
bushwa
cack
codology
crapola
havers
horsefeathers
inanity
rigmarole
wack
beans
blah
blah-blah
blarney
blatherskite
blither
boloney
buncombe
cod
crock
drool
falderal
fiddle
fiddle-faddle
fiddlesticks
flannel
folderol
folly
foolishness
fudge
gammon
hokeypokey
hoodoo
hot air
humbug
jazz
malarky
muck
nerts
nuts
punk
senselessness
silliness
slush
stupidity
taradiddle
tarradiddle
toffee
bizzo
bulldust
babble
BS
foolish talk
jive
palaver
prattle
stuff and nonsense
stultiloquence
bull's wool
idle talk
mumbo jumbo
stuff
bombast
kak
absurdity
idiocy
gas
dross
rhubarb
cheese
junk
dreck
drek
slop
sleaze
tomfoolery
falsehood
trickery
fiction
corn
fantasy
ludicrousness
double Dutch
fatuity
double talk
irrationality
imprudence
bananas
noise
joke
scribble
scrawl
thoughtlessness
craziness
fun
pretence
UK
pretense
US
rashness
ranting
flightiness
giddiness
jest
gobbledygook
soft soap
jabber
prating
blabber
jargon
Greek
empty talk
jabberwocky
fustian
jabbering
talk
wittering
abracadabra
slobber
gibber
burble
double-talk
cant
trivia
flimflam
hocus-pocus
ridiculousness
foolery
untruth
argle-bargle
unintelligible language
rambling
twitter
padding
yabbering
yatter
yackety-yak
verbosity
obscure language
Choctaw
nattering
chuntering
hypocrisy
prolixity
rant
malaise
charlatanry
quackery
clack
twattle
wordiness
officialese
trifle
logorrhoea
meaningless talk
refuse
futile talk
useless words
froth
frippery
frivolity
flummery
deception
madness
prate
yammer
bluster
all Greek
ravings
scat
boasting
fanfaronade
rhetoric
nonsense talk
grandiloquence
gab
rodomontade
braggadocio
verbalizing
US
oratory
wind
verbalising
UK
boastful talk
more ❯
Noun
▲
Plural for a short, quick breath
gasps
puff
wheezes
breath
huffs
inhalation
snorts
inspiration
gulps
snuffles
exhalation
sniffs
snivels
mouthfuls
sniffles
splutters
breathings
inhalings
exclamation
whoops
heaves
blows
ejaculation
chokes
eupnoea
UK
respiration
lungfuls
sighs
insufflation
eupneas
US
expiration
“She glanced up at the gray sky, her breath coming out in a short, gasping
pant
.”
Noun
▲
Plural for a wheezing sound
wheezes
gasps
whistle
rasps
coughs
hisses
croaks
rattles
Adjective
▲
Characterized by low quality or standard
poor
substandard
bad
deficient
defective
faulty
imperfect
inferior
mediocre
abject
appalling
abysmal
atrocious
awful
terrible
dismal
dreadful
unsatisfactory
low-grade
second-rate
third-rate
jerry-built
shoddy
crude
tinny
trashy
rubbishy
miserable
wretched
disappointing
lamentable
deplorable
pitiful
inadequate
insufficient
unacceptable
execrable
frightful
crummy
dire
bum
diabolical
rotten
sad
tatty
tenth-rate
ropy
duff
rubbish
feeble
shabby
valueless
weak
worthless
grotty
crumby
dissatisfactory
lame
lousy
suboptimal
subpar
common
craptacular
cheap
cheapjack
cheesy
coarse
gimcrack
junky
schlock
schlocky
sleazy
trumpery
direful
egregious
middling
lacking
bargain-basement
cut-rate
el cheapo
a load of pants
less-than-stellar
under par
below average
below par
low-rent
below standard
not up to scratch
not up to standard
weak sauce
pathetic
useless
poxy
hopeless
chronic
sorry
woeful
paltry
very bad
horrible
laughable
low-quality
contemptible
disgraceful
abominable
pits
pitiable
disagreeable
two-bit
wanting
second-class
not up to snuff
tawdry
punk
dodgy
dime-a-dozen
unsound
sub-par
sucky
God-awful
shocking
indifferent
the pits
not up to much
average
junk
base
good-for-nothing
lemon
poorer
ordinary
downmarket
bush-league
shameful
incompetent
nasty
flawed
subnormal
unexceptional
pedestrian
horrendous
odious
bodger
ineffectual
hack
repulsive
godawful
unspeakable
déclassé
leaving much to be desired
not much cop
tacky
unpleasant
foul
disastrous
hideous
gross
obscene
ineffective
wack
low-end
despicable
poor-quality
mean
disgusting
repugnant
revolting
loathsome
abhorrent
horrid
bush
wrong
piss-poor
off
offensive
noisome
sickening
tinhorn
repellent
scandalous
obnoxious
nauseous
inept
beastly
cruddy
detestable
half-pie
no good
cheap and nasty
a dead loss
not up to par
meagre
UK
careless
distasteful
petty
measly
negligible
rancid
repellant
nauseating
evil
fulsome
noxious
ugly
pointless
futile
insubstantial
wanky
sour
calamitous
yucky
unavailing
strictly for the birds
end-of-the-pier
hellacious
unproductive
grubby
scummy
scurvy
dirty
ratty
scabby
hateful
fruitless
meager
US
vain
unusable
ghastly
nugatory
no great shakes
meaningless
inutile
for the birds
scurrilous
icky
grody
bootless
poor quality
empty
unprofitable
broken
of a sort
profitless
reprehensible
very poor
barren
to no avail
counterproductive
damnable
unable to do something for toffee
catastrophic
grievous
slovenly
desperate
sneaking
amateurish
negligent
commonplace
cheapie
bungling
twopenny-halfpenny
stupid
unpopular
unwelcome
harmful
outrageous
disliked
derisory
throwaway
well below par
wasted
impaired
unhappy
injured
amiss
shaky
withering
diseased
bruised
naff
second-best
fed up
twopenny
brummagem
ropey
dilapidated
rough
cheapo
second class
inexpert
uncomfortable
from hell
garbage
blah
grim
incapable
ill
flimsy
shlocky
unsightly
sordid
godforsaken
seedy
shlock
gruesome
inproficient
unproficient
downer
diddly
bummer
not good
erroneous
god-awful
poorly
cheap-jack
second rate
of poor quality
of low quality
bad news
fallacious
grungy
not the best
from hunger
worst
run down
wet
raunchy
stinking
stinky
indefensible
irremediable
down at heel
off-color
extremely bad
dishonourable
UK
dishonorable
US
rock-bottom
lowest of the low
the dumps
impractical
heinous
vile
inefficacious
unworkable
purposeless
impotent
unsuitable
unserviceable
inefficient
nonfunctional
unsuccessful
trifling
accursed
cringe-making
nonpractical
otiose
inoperative
unpurposed
impracticable
unfunctional
monstrous
horrific
cursed
confounded
no use
expendable
of no use
scrap
unuseful
inoperable
Sisyphean
feckless
dysfunctional
not useful
to no purpose
in vain
abortive
inconsequential
senseless
trivial
hollow
null
banal
unimportant
no-good
silly
insignificant
chaffy
nickel-and-dime
unfructuous
piddling
of no benefit
bogus
nothing
sterile
waste
ignoble
abandoned
unessential
two a penny
a dime a dozen
not worth a hill of beans
gaudy
meretricious
Brummagem
tasteless
vulgar
low
run-down
slipshod
kitsch
flashy
showy
garish
tinsel
plastic
flash
garbagy
makeshift
thrown together
of little value
low quality
scruffy
dingy
objectionable
of no value
dud
of no financial value
scroungy
reject
broken-down
pinchbeck
tattered
brassy
insufferable
entry-level
bottom-rung
rinky-dink
dime-store
thin
rickety
ramshackle
corny
cheeseball
kitschy
badly built
catchpenny
unworthy
tinpot
unsaleable
tinselly
jerrybuilt
worse
of negligible value
poopy
not cutting it
brash
crass
uncultured
low-class
unfashionable
insalubrious
lowbrow
unsophisticated
not good enough
pretentious
inglorious
low-down
hellish
rebarbative
disgustful
loathly
meritless
glittering
raffish
loud
would fetch nothing
without value
flamboyant
flaring
sporty
glitzy
glaring
flaunting
chintzy
jazzy
screaming
blatant
brazen
obtrusive
disreputable
unseemly
of no worth
of little worth
insupportable
undesirable
impermissible
exceptionable
intolerable
displeasing
improper
inadmissible
inappropriate
unimpressive
dubious
unreasonable
questionable
condemnable
out
of little financial value
inacceptable
unappealing
uninviting
not on
not cricket
beyond the pale
won't do
over the fence
not quite the done thing
half-baked
out of order
ten a penny
dumbed down
low cost
more ❯
Verb
▲
To pant or breathe hard or with difficulty
puffs
blows
gasps
heaves
wheezes
breathes
hyperventilates
throbs
huffs
palpitates
breathes hard
breathes heavily
breathes quickly
chuffs
gulps
snorts
whiffs
winds
huffs and puffs
puffs and blow
gasps for air
exhales
inhales
rasps
sniffs
respires
whistles
breathes out
inspires
coughs
expires
hisses
sniffles
puffs and pant
snores
breathes noisily
rattles
whispers
fights for breath
breathes in
draws in
speaks hoarsely
suspires
drags
insufflates
catches your breath
sighs
catches one's breath
overbreathes
splutters
snivels
snuffles
smells
inbreathes
draws
chokes
pulls
sucks
grunts
drinks
laughs
sounds
enlarges
breathes rapidly
swells
inflates
breathes loudly
fills
distends
sucks in
sniffs in
convulses
whoops
gasps for breath
pulls at
struggles for air
moans
draws breath
scents
fans
croaks
groans
sibilates
buzzes
breathes audibly
murmurs
uses lungs
inhales and exhale
takes breaths
draws in breath
soughs
complains
sorrows
laments
mourns
grieves
takes in air
opens the floodgates
sucks in air
breathes roughly
whines
howls
heaves a sigh
roars
sobs
cries
more ❯
“He was
panting
with the effort of the climb.”
Verb
▲
Long for or to do something
craves
desires
covets
longs for
wants
aches for
hankers after
hankers for
hungers for
pines for
thirsts for
yearns for
aches
aims
aspires
hungers
itches for
lusts
pines
sighs
sighs for
thirsts
wishes
wishes for
yearns
cries out for
suspires for
has a yen for
longs
itches
has a yen
hankers
burns
yens
has a longing
fancies
lusts after
dreams of
wants badly
hopes
needs
suspires
has a hankering
sets one's heart on
sets your heart upon
obsesses
has a fancy
lusts for
hungers after
creams for
languishes
chafes
dreams
feels a longing
has a crush on
eats your heart out over
eats one's heart out over
sets one's sights on
aspires to
yens for
aims for
hopes for
pants for
has your eye on
seeks
envies
salivates for
repines for
wishes to
sets your heart on
spoils for
mourns
rues
bemoans
misses
desiderates
expects
laments
chooses
strives
desires to
grieves over
weeps over
cries over
frets about
carries a torch
dies for
pants after
joneses for
thirsts after
pines after
regrets the absence of
seeks to
regrets the loss of
sheds tears for
burns for
eats one's heart out
weeps for
cries for
requires
dies
begrudges
feens
desires intensely
gives eyeteeth for
joneses
has hard feelings
objects to
has the hots for
turns green
dies over
has hots for
has eye on
pursues
fantasizes
US
aims to
hopes to
longs to
daydreams
wants to
yearns to
hankers to
imagines
contemplates
raises standards
pushes the envelope
expects more
raises the bar
expects to
raises expectations
tries
hungers to
has the objective of
struggles
wants more
visualizes
US
envisions
pines away
languishes for
frets
agonizes
US
eats your heart out
suffers
agonises
UK
grieves
fades away
contrives
muses
romanticizes
US
woolgathers
idealizes
US
visualises
UK
romanticises
UK
pictures
idealises
UK
fantasises
UK
lives in a dream world
ideates
has as one's aim
builds castles in air
conjures up pictures
conceives of
has as one's goal
anticipates
awaits
looks forward to
enthusiastically awaits
longingly awaits
fervently anticipates
actively anticipates
enthusiastically anticipates
thirstily anticipates
impatiently anticipates
actively awaits
zealously anticipates
really wants
awaits with gusto
anticipates with enthusiasm
vigorously anticipates
spiritedly anticipates
anticipates with gusto
thirstily awaits
anticipates with anticipation
fervently awaits
earnestly awaits
ardently anticipates
expectantly anticipates
zealously awaits
ardently awaits
intently awaits
energetically anticipates
breathlessly anticipates
counts the days until
energetically awaits
expectantly awaits
awaits with enthusiasm
vigorously awaits
earnestly anticipates
has an eye on
licks your lips over
intently anticipates
eagerly awaits
eagerly anticipates
longingly anticipates
awaits with anticipation
breathlessly awaits
waits for
hungrily awaits
impatiently awaits
hungrily anticipates
spiritedly awaits
awaits with pleasure
anticipates with pleasure
more ❯
“America is such an enlightened and benign hegemon, they argue, that most states will
pant
for US leadership.”
Verb
▲
To vomit or retch
heaves
vomits
gags
retches
spews
barfs
pukes
throws up
upchucks
hurls
puffs
chunders
blows
bokes
breathes
chucks
expands
gasps
groans
honks
hyperventilates
kecks
rises
sighs
slangs
spits up
swells
wheezes
brings up
coughs up
dilates
exhales
gets sick
palpitates
sobs
suspires
throbs
chucks up
disgorges
huffs
sicks up
signs
blows chunks
breathes heavily
utters wearily
does the technicolor yawn
tosses your cookies
does a technicolour yawn
dry-heaves
convulses
chokes
strains
sickens
struggles
feels nauseous
nauseates
fights for air
struggles for breath
regurgitates
ralphs
tosses one's cookies
reaches
prays to the porcelain god
loses one's lunch
voms
spews up
regorges
yodels
perks
fetches up
cascades
brakes
purges
shoots the cat
belches forth
plays the whale
sends out
goes for the big spit
dry heaves
spews out
brings something up
pukes something up
sicks something up
floods
irrupts
scatters
spreads
spritzes
spits
has nausea
blows grits
blows lunch
churns out
spits out
drives a truck
pukes up
expels
ejects
emits
drives the bus
boffs
suffocates
ruminates
ejaculates
coughs
spews forth
fights for breath
struggles for air
more ❯
Verb
▲
To beat or throb in a rhythmic manner
palpitates
pulses
pounds
pulsates
throbs
beats
flutters
quivers
hammers
pit-a-pats
races
thuds
thumps
trembles
beats rapidly
pitapats
pumps
quops
shivers
thrills
vibrates
goes pit-a-pat
pitpats
twitches
drums
beats heavily
shudders
reverberates
quakes
judders
twitters
thrums
oscillates
undulates
surges
shakes
heaves
fluctuates
waves
sways
ripples
rises and falls
ticks
swells
resonates
stirs
flaps
twirls
moves
swings
wags
flows
quavers
vacillates
moves to and fro
ebbs and flows
curls
billows
wobbles
swirls
threshes
flails
wavers
wafts
flits
tingles
ruffles
whirls
thrashes
blows
twists
flicks
sweeps
streams
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