(un-, prefix1 affix 3.)

having canions.

Without a brace or braces.

= bell-bottomed adj. at compounds 2.

(Cf. beam, n.1 16b.)

Of trousers: Bulged at the knees.

of trousers, having a considerable increase in width from below the knee to the bottom of the leg, giving a bell-shaped appearance; also, of an…

Of a pair of breeches, trousers, etc.: having a fall front. See sense B. 1. Now chiefly historical.

(of trousers) cut off short; also with off.

North American. Of trousers: cut full at the hips and narrow at the ankles. Cf. pegtop trousers n. at pegtop, n. compounds 2.

(a) a cyclist; (b) originally U.S. (in plural) short trousers worn by girls or women, reaching just below the knee and suitable for wearing when…

U.S. Of trousers: tight-fitting, straight. Cf. drainpipe, n. compounds 2.

spec. Designating trousers with narrow, tight-fitting legs, as in drainpipe jeans, drainpipe trousers, etc.

A cotton twill cloth, usually khaki in colour; also (usually plural), a garment, esp. trousers, made of this cloth. Frequently attributive.

Designed to counteract the effects of high acceleration; anti-g suit, = G-suit, n.

Of a garment or part of a garment: resting on the hips rather than around the waist. Cf. low rider, n. compounds, and earlier high-rise, adj. 2.

Of trousers: without turn-ups. Chiefly U.S. (Cf. cuff, n.1 2d.)

Of jeans, trousers, etc.: that rest on or near the hips rather than around the waist. Cf. low rider, n. 2.

Designating clothing which fits closely around the hips. Also of the outline of a garment: that closely follows the contours of the hips.

In plural. Men's knickerbockers of a style similar to plus fours, but a little less full at the knee. Also attributive in plus two breeches, etc.